See original version here.
This version is still in early development. The aim is to have it run in latest Chrome (again, rather than only via Electron), support more data formats, be faster, and hopefully be easier to maintain and extend.
You can view this version live here
The code uses Vue3 via the Vue CLI tool. It makes heavy use of WebWorkers,
using the comlink library to
aid with main<=>worker thread communication. There's also a custom vue mixin
added to that here (see worker_vue_mixin.js). Waveforms are rendered using
WebGL 2.0.
Devloped using node 14.13.0, install dependencies with:
npm install
During development use this command:
npm run serve
This hot reloads the bundle, though changes to the worker don't hot reload.
When you push to master on github, the build_on_master.yaml file within
.github/workflows will run and publish a built version to a dist branch,
which is configured as the "github pages" branch within the repo settings in the
github interface. This is how hosting works.
If you don't know about github actions, it's worth googling. In particular, here we have basically copied the yaml from here.
You can manually build if you want:
npm run build
- Get waves rendering with real cut data, in both density and raw colour mode.
- Import pos data, including smoothing.
- Plot spatial and directional ratemaps.
- Plot clusters
- Interactive cutting and "proper" system design (currently code is incredibly rough and POC only).
- support for open ePhys tetrode data