Metadata-Version: 2.1 Name: adc64format Version: 0.1.1 Summary: A python library to parse ADC64-formatted files Author-email: Peter Madigan , Livio Calivers Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3 Classifier: License :: OSI Approved :: MIT License Classifier: Operating System :: OS Independent Requires-Python: >=3.8 Description-Content-Type: text/x-rst License-File: LICENSE Requires-Dist: numpy Requires-Dist: h5py Requires-Dist: tqdm adc64format ----------- This is a script and library to help interfact with the ADC64 format. To install:: pip install adc64format ## mpd format (new) To use interactively or within another python codebase:: from adc64format import mpd_parse_chunk, mpd_parse_run_start, MPDReader input_file = adc64format.MPDReader(input_filename,n_adcs) input_file.open() # Read run info _, nbytes_runinfo, runinfo = adc64format.mpd_parse_run_start(input_file.stream) # use the first file for the event reference _, chunk_size, test_event = adc64format.mpd_parse_chunk(input_file.stream) events = input_file.next(batch_size) print(events.keys()) ## adc64 format (old) To dump the contents of a single ADC64 file to an HDF5 format:: adc64_to_hdf5.py .data .h5 To use interactively or within another python codebase:: from adc64format import dtypes, skip_chunks, parse_chunk, ADC64Reader # Option 1: Parse a single event from an ordinary file object with open('.data', 'rb') as f: # Load the first event chunk = parse_chunk(f) # Look at chunk data (as numpy arrays) for key in dtypes: print(chunk[key]) # Skip N events n = 100 skip_chunks(f, n) chunk = parse_chunk(f) # Option 2: Parse events from multiple files and align by timestamp with ADC64Reader('.data', '.data', ...) as reader: batch_size = 10 # how many events to load on each iteration events = reader.next(batch_size) # get matched events between multiple files events_file0, events_file1, ... = events # Look at data for key in dtypes: print(events_file0[key])