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Phoebus Displays

This repository contains the Graphical Interfaces to the EPICS IOCs consumed by Phoebus.

Directory structure

The structure provides a system organization, grouping display files based on their purpose, while maintaining a common folder for shared resources such images.

The test folder provides a test area for displays that require an end-to-end testing before going to a production folder.

phoebus-displays/
├── Examples
├── Templates
├── Common
├── SCL
├────── Cryomodules
│       ├── HB650      
│       └── Common
│           └──IMGS
├── TestStands
│   ├── Common
│   │  └──IMGS
|   ├── IOCTestStand
|   └── MotionControlTestStand
├── TEST 
├── LICENSE
└── README.md

Contributing

As with all contributions to the Fermilab EPICS code , one must acquire a github enterprise account so that your code may be merged with the standard deployment.

Furthermore, one must be added as a member of the phoebus-displays team; to become a member, please make a request to Mariana González (mariana@fnal.gov), or Pierrick Hanlet (hanlet@fnal.gov).

Local Development

You can create your own display using Phoebus, once is ready you can save it and create a Pull Request.

  1. Clone this repository
  2. Create a new branch, use the branch naming convention feature-abc or bugfix-xyz: git checkout -b feature-abc
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       commit
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       branch feature-abc
       commit
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       checkout main
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  1. Copy your display to the correct sub-directory
  2. Commit and push your changes.
  $ git add [files]
  $ git -m "comments" commit
  $ git push
  1. Create a pull request.

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