MAX IV ISPyB: Latest Updates and Refactoring Efforts
Discover the latest developments at MAX IV regarding ISPyB, including UI adaptations, production statuses, and plans for future updates. Additionally, learn about ongoing efforts to refactor the current API for better maintainability and feature expansion using GraphQL over REST.
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ISPyB at MAX IV Feb. 12, 2020 Jie Nan
ISPyB Status at MAX IV ISPyB UI in production EXI installed (version 5.18.2) and being adapted to BioMAX/MAXIV Not so easy to adapt (some results displayed in ISPyB, but not EXI) A list of issues to fix, e.x. issue with printing shipment Tested mostly by BL staff, user interface to be improved Getting closer to production Update ISPyB and EXI to the latest versions 2
ISPyB Status at MAX IV Currently used for MX (BioMAX) FragMAX Simpler interface for handling sample and shipment information MicroMAX is interested and need features for SSX Experimental meta information Record and display results and statistics of on-the-fly analysis Support SSX processing pieplines Interactive offline re-processing CoSAXS needs a LIMS, ISPyB vs. SciCAT? 3
About Refactoring Current API, difficult to maintain and to add new features Backend, Graphql is preferred than REST, used in several applications at MAX IV 4
