Washi
Washi is a command line interface for organizing scientific research. Yes, there are electronic lab notebooks out there. However, most researchers still end up with a mess of unorganized data files on their computer.
How it works
Washi organizes each experiment your run into the following folder structure:
EXPINFO.md
setup/
data/
analysis/
- EXPINFO.md is like a readme. It describes the experiment, maybe has pictures of your lab notebook, etc.
- The setup/ directory is for everything you do before the experiment (e.g., dilution calculations in excel, import literature references)
- The data/ directory is for RAW data. That means the raw csv files coming of the your HPLC, spectrometer or whatever you use. This should not be processed.
- The analysis/ directory is for processed data and the scripts used to get that data.
Usage
To create a washi folder structure
washi init
Metadata
Release files for washi 0.0.1
For a detailed explanation of source distributions (sdists) and built distributions (wheels), please see the package formats documentation.
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