Getting Started#
If you like, you can have a look at how SECoP looks “on the wire”, that is, what messages are transferred over the connection between client and node. This is useful for building your own node or client.
The following sections will show you the basics of installing existing server softare and setting up your first SEC node using it.
Frappy is a Python framework for building SEC nodes and runs on any major operating system.
SHALL is a C++/Qt library to create nodes, which can be called via a C-compatible interface.
Octopy is best at using SECoP within an MQTT environment.
Use SECoP-ophyd to integrate SECoP devices in your Bluesky/Ophyd based control system.
secant-service is a web-based SECoP client that connects to SECNodes, logs parameter values to a database, and provides a browser interface for browsing and querying the data.