Difference between revisions of "Slicer3:Loadable Modules:Status 2009-01-20"
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** Select modules | ** Select modules | ||
*** TODO: wizard checks for newer versions of existing modules (later: give user option of always checking during slicer boot) | *** TODO: wizard checks for newer versions of existing modules (later: give user option of always checking during slicer boot) | ||
+ | *** TODO: wizard grabs .s3ext file (uploaded by the extend script) | ||
+ | *** TODO: add Category, Description, Homepage to .s3ext file | ||
+ | *** TODO: make home page hot linked | ||
+ | *** TODO: support python and tcl scripted modules and make examples in nitrc | ||
+ | *** TODO: make dependencies in .s3ext | ||
+ | *** TODO: make 'logic-only' and 'data-only' modules | ||
** Modules are downloaded and unpacked into user-specific Slicer install cache directory | ** Modules are downloaded and unpacked into user-specific Slicer install cache directory | ||
** Restart Slicer | ** Restart Slicer | ||
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* Developer | * Developer | ||
** make slicer build tree locally | ** make slicer build tree locally | ||
− | ** create module from a template (GUI, Logic, MRML) see | + | ** create module from a template (GUI, Logic, MRML) see NITRC example modules |
** test locally on their platform | ** test locally on their platform | ||
** create project in NITRC (source forge) | ** create project in NITRC (source forge) | ||
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** versions, download, | ** versions, download, | ||
** upload | ** upload | ||
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== References == | == References == |
Revision as of 20:06, 20 January 2009
Home < Slicer3:Loadable Modules:Status 2009-01-20Use this page to describe how this feature works as of January 2009.
Overview
- User experience
- Run slicer
- View->Module Search
- Wizard searches http://ext.slicer.org/ext/...
- TODO: <slicerVersion>/<slicerBuildDate>/<build>/<moduleName>/<moduleName>-<moduleBuildDate>-<build>.zip
- Archived of precompiled shared libraries (platform specific)
- Wizard searches http://ext.slicer.org/ext/...
- Select modules
- TODO: wizard checks for newer versions of existing modules (later: give user option of always checking during slicer boot)
- TODO: wizard grabs .s3ext file (uploaded by the extend script)
- TODO: add Category, Description, Homepage to .s3ext file
- TODO: make home page hot linked
- TODO: support python and tcl scripted modules and make examples in nitrc
- TODO: make dependencies in .s3ext
- TODO: make 'logic-only' and 'data-only' modules
- Modules are downloaded and unpacked into user-specific Slicer install cache directory
- Restart Slicer
- Can remove modules
- Developer
- make slicer build tree locally
- create module from a template (GUI, Logic, MRML) see NITRC example modules
- test locally on their platform
- create project in NITRC (source forge)
- submit module to a “build farm”
- Register svn with slicer.org (Kitware, TBD)
- Nightly build gets uploaded to slicer.org
- Phase 1: Slicer internals
- runtime module discovery
- module template
- like CommandLineModuleFactory
- Phase 2: web development, deployment
- prototype on wiki
- versions, download,
- upload