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PPMS data parser: time for HDF5 #149

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andreaa93 opened this issue Dec 19, 2024 · 0 comments
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PPMS data parser: time for HDF5 #149

andreaa93 opened this issue Dec 19, 2024 · 0 comments
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I think parsing stuff in HDF5 files can make the things nicer. @JonathanNoky bring this discussion in a Task Force meeting so we decide what to do. @budschi new TF meeting (not more than 30 mins discussion)

You can look at this parser:

i create brute force the h5 file containing some attrs, then i use h5web annotation in my classes to switch on the visualization of the plot rendering contained in the h5 file

https://github.com/PDI-Berlin/pdi-nomad-plugin/blob/d68e1c408ec6c6ffdfdc6c7b5703f093e9cbac6b/src/pdi_nomad_plugin/mbe/epic_parser/parser.py#L587

https://github.com/PDI-Berlin/pdi-nomad-plugin/blob/d68e1c408ec6c6ffdfdc6c7b5703f093e9cbac6b/src/pdi_nomad_plugin/mbe/processes.py#L424

"paths" atribute lets you visualize h5web renders all over in your archive. When it is a root of your archive, it goes in overview by default

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