Hello all,
We at the Chory Lab have published a cookbook for PyLabRobot that covers a lot of usage examples and design patterns for how to use PyLabRobot. This was motivated largely by feedback from the class Prof. Chory teaches with respect to things students struggled with. For example, what the different types of indexing are or how to script a lid movement, small things that would not be immediately copy+pastable from searching the docs.
Happy to take any feedback - I’ll still be actively working on this over the course of the semester and am interested to hear if there’s anything that people think is worth adding or changing. I think there are a lot of potential directions to take this, like how to use Redis or gRPC, or any other design patterns people have found useful. We’re still far from a documented set of best practices on how to best build an automated platform with Python but I think those practices exist in the minds of people on this forum, if anywhere.
Link to the cookbook: Chory Lab PyLabRobot Cookbook