10. Contributors¶
Here is a list of the main contributors:
10.1. Main modules¶
10.1.1. Functionalities¶
- Sébastien Weber, Research Engineer at CEMES/CNRS
- David Bresteau, Research Engineer at Attolab facility, CEA Saclay
10.1.2. Cleaning¶
- Sébastien Weber, Research Engineer at CEMES/CNRS
- David Trémouilles, Researcher at LAAS/CNRS
10.2. Plugins¶
- Sébastien Weber, Research Engineer at CEMES/CNRS
- Sophie Meuret, Researcher at CEMES/CNRS
- David Bresteau, Research Engineer at Attolab facility, CEA Saclay
10.3. Extensions¶
- Sébastien Weber, Research Engineer at CEMES/CNRS
- Romain Geneaux, Researcher at CEA Saclay contributed to the PyMoDAQ-Femto extension
10.4. Documentation¶
- Sébastien Weber, Research Engineer at CEMES/CNRS
- Matthieu Cabos helped with this documentation
10.5. Testing¶
- Sébastien Weber, Research Engineer at CEMES/CNRS
- Pierre Jannot wrote tests with a total of 5000 lines of code tested during his internship at CEMES in 2021
10.6. You want to contribute?¶
If you’re willing to help, you can clone the up-to-date GitHub repo: https://github.com/CEMES-CNRS using git command line or GitHub Desktop. I advise to create a dedicated conda environment for this and install PyMoDAQ’s package as a developer:
conda create -n dev_env
conda activate dev_env
cd
to the location of the folder where you downloaded or cloned the repository.- install the package as a developer using the command
pip install -e .
.
Any change on the code will be seen by python interpreter. When ready, you can ask to push your code into the main development branch. A simpler way is to raise Issues on PyMoDAQ’s github page.
Note
If you’re not in the list and contributed somehow, sorry for that and let us know at sebastien.weber@cemes.fr