Import Export Application Settings as json file » History » Version 1
Anchi Cheng, 12/08/2017 04:55 PM
1 | 1 | Anchi Cheng | h1. Import Export Application Settings as json file |
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3 | We have a pair python scripts used for exporting and importing application settings in your_myami/dbschema/tools. |
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4 | You need to run this on your leginon linux station where leginon is installed so it can find the python library. |
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6 | h2. Export to json file |
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8 | Once you have a session that successfully use the settings that you would like to distribute |
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9 | <pre> |
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10 | cd /your_myami/dbschema |
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11 | python ./export_leginon_settings.py <sessionname> <optional partial application name> <optional node name prefix> |
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12 | </pre> |
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14 | The options means that you could export the settings specific to the application, or node. |
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16 | h2. Import into database |
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18 | The settings needed for the application can be imported into Leginon |
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20 | cd /your_myami/dbschema |
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21 | python ./import_leginon_settings.py J-MSI-T2 |
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22 | </pre> |
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23 | It will prompt you for location of the settings json file if it can not find it automatically. The location of the file is /your_myami/leginon/applications/J-MSI-T2.json |