SlicOps controls particle accelerators and beamlines. The web interface is comprised of SlicLets, componentized applications, which allow operators to read and write EPICS controls. The Python library can be used standalone to control accelerators and beamlines programmatically.
Repository: https://github.com/slaclab/slicops
Documentation: https://slicops.readthedocs.io
This assumes you are running an environment most of the dependencies installed:
First time:
cd ~/src
mkdir -p slaclab
cd slaclab
git clone https://github.com/slaclab/slicops
cd slicops
# Remove existing install of epics
rm -rf ~/.local/epics
# Takes half hour or so depending on number of cores
make_cores=8 bash etc/epics-install.sh
pip install -e .
cd ui
npm installStart the three services in separate terminal windows:
cd ~/src/slaclab/slicops
slicops epics sim-detector
slicops service ui-api
cd ui
npm startWith a tunneled connection, visit http://localhost:8000.
When you edit TypeScript files, npm will automatically update. The ui-api service doesn't always update automatically so you may need to restart manually. Just control-C and rerun the command.
License: http://github.com/slaclab/slicops/LICENSE
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