do not load notebook elements when no notebook is running #278

peendebak · 2016-07-22T10:55:23Z

When the user is not running a jupyter notebook as a frontend then the graphical elements based on the notebook should not be loaded.

It is not possible to detemine from python itself whether the user is running a notebook (or just an ipython terminal), so the function frontend uses an enviroment variable to overrule the default setting. The default setting is still notebook.

Changes proposed in this pull request:

Add frontend() function
Do not load HiddenUpdateWidget when the frontend is not notebook

@giulioungaretti @alexcjohnson

MerlinSmiles · 2016-07-22T10:58:10Z

qcodes/utils/helpers.py

+    Returns
+        frontend (string): frontend used. Default is notebook    
+    """
+    return os.environ.get('QCODESFRONTEND', 'notebook')


Should we really use environment variables for this?
I'd prefer config files so much more, @giulioungaretti @alexcjohnson

giulioungaretti · 2016-07-22T11:06:24Z

@peendebak I really like this but that's because we are unix-y.
@MerlinSmiles I feel your preference coming from a windows based perspective.

So bottom line, I don't know what to chose for now :D

MerlinSmiles · 2016-07-22T11:09:59Z

@giulioungaretti Maybe, but how do you run two versions of this, one in the notebook and one in a pure version?

To me environment variables are not organized at all, also not on osx, and this frontend, which is a nice addition, is not the only config thing we want.
Do we really want 500 environment variables to configure qcodes?

eendebakpt · 2016-07-22T11:25:04Z

@MerlinSmiles You can run multiple versions by changing the environment variables ;-). Config files is also fine with me, but then how should one specify which config file will be used?

We also want to run multiple versions (for our different users)

MerlinSmiles · 2016-07-22T11:32:59Z

@peendebak sure you can..., but is it convinient or standard procedure?
Do any other python packages use environment variables to configure the packages?

In my dream scenario, there would be qcodes.config files:

in the package directory
in the user directory
in the working directory
with the lowest priority for the first file, then all that config stuff could go in the first one, the stuff that should change for a system goes into the user directory, and finally the things for one specific experiment would go into the working directory.
Also changing those config things like one can do in many packages like the matplotlib-rc-config stuff would be great.

There are so many hard-coded defaults in qcodes, i.e. plotting, data-location, that in my opinion are very user specific and it would be great to have them in config files.

Obviously this is just my very personal preference

giulioungaretti · 2016-07-22T11:53:42Z

Where a configuration file setting exists with the same meaning as an environment variable, and both are present at application startup time, the environment variable setting takes precedence.

giulioungaretti · 2016-07-22T11:55:18Z

that's the "golden rule". But note that env variables are way more dynamic and defined per shell (ok maybe not in windows).

So my proposal is to have both:
and actually I really like the idea of having conf files.

BUT none of this should ever be a concern of the casual user.

And we will add a tiny GUI to see and set these values.

giulioungaretti · 2016-07-22T11:56:07Z

And it's quite a big feature. Not sure doable in v0.1

MerlinSmiles · 2016-07-22T12:00:32Z

Ok, where can I read about that golden rule?

Yes you're right, probably not v0.1, but thought this should be discussed before adding 'hacks', well not sure if this is a hack or not.
But it would be great if one could do frontend = qcodes.config.frontend

@eendebakpt sorry for spamming in your PR, i totally like the idea!

giulioungaretti · 2016-07-22T12:09:38Z

How about:

Read config from:

default.config: in the package directory ( those are the default safest setting, most likely something the user should never change as they will be under GIT)
user.config: user dir ( those are settings that are personal to user, like operating system things, base paths and so on, not under qcodes control). If user.config changes a value of default.config the first takes precedence
experiment.config: sits in the working directory (those are settings that one wants to change per experiment) If experiment.config changes a value of user.config the first takes precedence
env_variables: for unix people If env_variables changes a value of experiment.config the first takes precedence

MerlinSmiles · 2016-07-22T12:12:57Z

maybe add a qcodes_ prefix to all the files, just to be super-clear.
or have <anything>.qcodes-config and then order by filename in one folder, that would allow to have:

plotting1.qcodes-config
plotting2.qcodes-config
file_format.qcodes-config

and it makes sharing easy :D

MerlinSmiles · 2016-07-22T12:19:43Z

Maybe we just copy this
http://pandas.pydata.org/pandas-docs/stable/options.html

eendebakpt · 2016-07-22T12:22:28Z

Making a full config system is maybe too much for v0.1, but I consider this PR important because I want non-notebook users to be able to use qcodes. What about this:

We make a module qcodes.config
For v0.1 we use a quick hack (e.g. what we have now) to set qcodes.config.frontend.
In time we change the backend of qcodes.config to whatever we want

MerlinSmiles · 2016-07-22T12:27:54Z

@eendebakpt yes, I think that would be a good solution, maybe we want to follow the pandas thing, and call it options then too.

alexcjohnson · 2016-07-22T13:45:40Z

What we talked about a while ago for this was making all front-end-dependent features explicitly opt-in within python, so then the casual user would just do something like

Import qcodes as qc
qc.config(frontend='notebook')

Then of course we could load these from files or environment variables, but the key is by default all frontend features are off with no config, so you can turn on what you want within your Python session.

giulioungaretti · 2016-07-22T13:49:19Z

Not sure about having a function do do that.
I think we need to settle for a default that just works for most users, instead of having no gui at all.

alexcjohnson · 2016-07-22T14:26:33Z

Everyone already has to include qc.show_subprocess_widget(), and all the other first-cell stuff to set up their system so doesn't seem too onerous to me. This could even obviate the show widget command.

qcodes-bot · 2016-07-23T00:13:22Z

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qcodes-bot · 2016-07-23T00:13:22Z

qcodes/utils/helpers.py

+    """ Return frontend used
+
+    Returns
+        frontend (string): frontend used. Default is notebook    


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qcodes-bot · 2016-09-22T09:41:54Z

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+    """ Return frontend used
+
+    Returns
+        frontend (string): frontend used. Default is notebook    


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giulioungaretti · 2016-10-27T15:15:41Z

@MerlinSmiles @eendebakpt this is superseed by the new config options.

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