qudi-core 1.5.1

Description:

qudicore 1.5.1

qudi-core



The qudi-core repository represents the base installation for the qudi Python package.
It provides a versatile framework for modular multi-instrument and multi-computer measurement
applications.
It enables scientists and engineers to easily develop specialized multithreaded graphical or
non-graphical applications.
Most of the more technical details about a complex measurement suite are handled automatically by
qudi so the developer can focus on what matters most... the measurement control logic and the
optional graphical user interface.
An incomplete list of functionality qudi provides:

logging
thread management
automatic app status dumping/loading
runtime resource management
base modules for hardware interfaces, measurement logics and graphical user interfaces
inter-module communication
support for installable qudi namespace package addons
interactive local IPython kernel interface
high-level automation framework via tasks/scripts
measurement setup configuration via YAML config file
various tooling as a Python library
basic data storage facility
...

Attribution
If you are publishing any work based on using qudi as a framework/tool it is good practice to
mention the qudi project, e.g. in the methods description.
Even better, you could simply cite our initial publication about qudi:
Qudi: A modular python suite for experiment control and data processing
The qudi contributors will appreciate this and it helps our open-source community to gain attention.
This will hopefully attract more people willing to help in improving the qudi project which in turn
benefits everyone using this software.
Thank you!
Installation
For installation instructions please refer to our
qudi installation guide.
Documentation
The official qudi documentation homepage can be found here.
Forum
For questions concerning qudi on any level, there is a forum to discuss with the qudi community. Feel free to ask!
If you found a bug and located it already, please note GitHub's issue tracking feature.
Contributing
You want to contribute to the qudi project? Great! Please start by reading through our
contributing guideline.
To file a bug report or feature request please open an
issue on GitHub.
To contribute source code to the qudi-core repository please open a
pull request on GitHub.
Issues and
pull requests should be discussed openly in their
respective comment sections on GitHub.
For any other development-related questions or discussions please subscribe to and use our
qudi-dev mailing list. Please also consider using
gists to showcase and discuss topics publicly within the qudi community.
News and Updates
We will occasionally inform the qudi community about releases and breaking changes (no discussions).
If you are using qudi and want to stay in the loop, please subscribe to our
qudi-announce mailing list.
License
Qudi is licensed under the
GNU Lesser General Public License Version 3 (LGPL v3).
A copy of the full license text can be found in the repository root directory in
LICENSE and LICENSE.LESSER
For more information please check the
license section in the qudi documentation.
Copyright
Check AUTHORS.md for a list of authors and the git history for their individual
contributions.