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A Python Socket.IO server that allows any Socket.IO-compliant application to communicate with manipulators used in electrophysiology experiments.
The Electrophysiology Manipulator Link (or Ephys Link for short) is a Python Socket.IO server that allows any Socket.IO-compliant application (such as Pinpoint) to communicate with manipulators used in electrophysiology experiments.
Pinpoint comes bundled with the correct version of Ephys Link. If you are using Pinpoint on the same computer your manipulators are connected to, you can launch the server from within Pinpoint. Follow the instructions in the Pinpoint documentation.
Complete documentation including how to add manipulators and API usage can be found on Ephys Link's Documentation Website.
If this project is used as part of a research project you should cite the Pinpoint repository. Please email Dan (dbirman@uw.edu) if you have questions.
Please reach out to Kenneth (kjy5@uw.edu) for questions about the Electrophysiology Manipulator Link server. Bugs may be reported through the issues tab.
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A Python Socket.IO server that allows any Socket.IO-compliant application to communicate with manipulators used in electrophysiology experiments.
We found that ephys-link demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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