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PyBpod

version: 1.8.2

PyBpod is a GUI application that enables interaction with the Bpod device from Sanworks.

This project is maintained by a team of SW developers at the Champalimaud Foundation.

Install PyBpod

  1. Download & install Anaconda or Miniconda to your user.

  2. After the installation, open "Anaconda Prompt"

  3. Create a virtual environment for running PyBpod with Python 3.6

    conda create -n pybpod-environment python=3.6
  4. Activate the environment you just created

    activate pybpod-environment
  5. Install PyBpod through PyPI

    pip install pybpod
  6. Run the application.

    start-pybpod

Install PyBpod (for developers)

  1. Download & install Anaconda or Miniconda .

    Note: On windows if you install Anaconda/Miniconda for all the users, you should make sure you run the "Anaconda Prompt" as administrator. To avoid issues, make sure you install Anaconda/Miniconda only for your user.

  2. Create a virtual environment for running PyBpod with Python 3.6

    conda create -n pybpod-environment python=3.6
  3. Activate the environment you just created.

    activate pybpod-environment
  4. Clone the PyBpod repository.

    git clone https://github.com/pybpod/pybpod.git
  5. Access the created repository folder.

    cd pybpod
  6. Run the "install.py" script to install all necessary dependencies.

    python utils\install.py
  7. Run the PyBpod application.

    start-pybpod

Documentation

Documentation is available at ReadTheDocs: https://pybpod.readthedocs.io/

Acknowledgments

PyVmMonitor is being used to support the development of this open source software. For more information please see PyVmMonitor's web site

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