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GEUI

Graphical editor to describe waveforms and persist them to XML.

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Waveform Definition

Update waveform definition to communicate with device and incorporate ticks into the calculation. Work done on lps_waveform_32

Change eicomm to send and receive messages with 4 byte length code

Currently reads a 2 byte length. Change to 4 bytes. work done in lps_waveform_32.

Create agent and communication model with device (via PyUSB) LPS 20

Done testing PyUSB. Moving on to actually creating the infrastructure needed to communicate with the device.

Enable server to run in background

Enable the agent server to run in the background. Work done in lps_background_38

Investigate "Campfire"

See if Campfire actually does what Github Chat needs to do

GUI data graph testing

Speed testing with number of points graphed. Just testing in waveform editor, not creating a new window

Update GUI to be more usable

GUI is still in test stages for waveforms. Update to be able to run experiments. Work done in lps_GUI_36

Model server and revamp 18

The server is currently a group of subroutines. This update will reorganize it to be an object oriented class model.

Prepare CV test demo

Combine all the current pieces of data acquisition, waveform definition, and UI to build a test demo that only does CV. Work done in branch lps_CV_35

For the demo on Thursday, I've decided the best functionality would be to be able to add a segment (at the end only), delete segment (from the end only) and open the existing xml file on startup if it exists. This would give me the highest functionality while keeping it simple so I can focus on aesthetic appeal.

Obtain Emergent Channel on YouTube

Let us get a youtube channel. I can see a couple of purposes:

internal instructional material
external instructional material (demos, howtos, etc)

Set it up so we can have manage both of these flavors of access.

Update Documentation

Update the documentation and make sure everything is tight and stable. Work done in lps_doc_37

Prepare socket test package for Jason LPS 21

Write a testing scenario for Jason to write a socket program. Put in branch lps_socket_21

Byte and integer conversion problem

Update byte and integer conversions in util.py to handle endianness. Work done in lps_waveform_32

Fixes to server-side data model manipulation LPS 10

The data model handler has lots of bugs when deleting, moving, adding segments. This update will fix those, add the repeat attribute, and update the model to handle repeats and patterns.

Create service to spawn python server

Create a tiny http server based on mongoose (https://github.com/cesanta/mongoose) to start the agent for demos. Work done in lps_mongoose_40

Graphing slow on waveform editor

The graphing is slow especially when many segments are added or many repeats.

GUI Patterns

GUI needs to be changed to support pattern editing.

Add initial GEUI prototype to repository.

Add the webapp proto for the graph segment editor.

Create test case for PyUSB LPS 16

Make some sort of download button and a way to display return data so we can test PyUSB from the gui to the board and back.

Explore options for new HTTP server structure

After using it for the past year, I have come to the conclusion that webpy is not sufficient. It is heavy and hard to customize and above all lacks descent documentation. I have done some more research and have found that Django and Flask are two very good options. Both are widely used and are regularly updated. I've decided to try Flask because it is lighter weight and seems to support all the things we need. Django is more useful for big projects that need databases. Work/experimentation will be done in lps_flask_42

Adding Resources LPS 8

Adding the necessary modules for download and testing on any team member's machine

GithubChat Project Plan

Write a project plan

Add submodule

Switch the webpy package out for a submodule from the github repo. Work done in lps_project_branch

Quick Start

Create (or enhance) a Quick Start such that anyone on the team can follow it.
The results will be:

GEUI installed in as simple and automatic a method as feasible
agent installed (ditto)
instructions for the primary use case given

For those having access to pre-programmed hardware:
4) board powered and connected
5) agent and GEUI configured
6) instructions for primary use case

Do not be afraid to use graphics (screen shots), video, etc. Youtube is fine.