Save experimental parameters written by Cicero.

Reads runlog files. Writes snippet csv files as well as JSON run objects to the Breadboard web API.

Ask me for prebuilt binaries or clone the repo and build it yourself (see below). This program must be run on the Cicero control computer.

Run breadboard.exe. You'll see:

Fill in the settings. For the API token and URL, ask me. We usually store the snippet files in the server. The runlog files are near your Cicero installation.

Hit start. The program will watch the current runlog folder for updates.

Every time Cicero runs a sequence, it writes a runlog, and breadboard-cicero writes a snippet file as well as a run object.

Open the solution in Visual studio (2017 or higher). Build for x86. Use the files saved in Breadboard\bin\x86\Release.

Q. Can I run this without an internet connection?

A: Yes but your snippet files will be saved locally.

Q. How do I read the experimental parameters?

A: You can use the API, or read the snippet files. Use the matlab code here, or the python code.