pySONATA
A python library for the SONATA data format
Installation
$ python setup.py install
More to come
Reading Configuration files
You can parse and validate a config json file using the from_json function in config.py. It will take care of manifest variables, combine links to other parts of the config (simulation.json, circuit.json) and return a completed json in python dictionary.
from config import from_json
cfg = from_json('path/to/config.json')
print(cfg['run']['tstart'])
Note:
- You can also pass in a jsonschema IValidator object which will check if the json file follows the schema. The AIBS BMTK uses our own custom validators, and if desired I can add the code to this repo.
Reading in Data Files (Nodes and Edges)
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