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# mdsh5
A higher level python package that uses [`mdsthin`](https://github.com/MDSplus/mdsthin) to read MDSPlus data and store it in hdf5 formate for easy caching, viewing, distribution, and analysis.
## Usage:
### No installation required
You can download the read_mds.py file from mdsh5 directory and use it directly or import it in your python code as per your need. You'll need to install `h5py`, `PyYaml`, and [`mdsthin`](https://github.com/MDSplus/mdsthin). For your convinience, a conda environment is provided in this repository to install the required packages in a separate environment. To use:
```
conda env create -f conda_env.yml
conda activate mdsh5
```
### Installation
If you plan to use this package often, you can install it locally using PyPi.
```
pip install mdsh5
```
This will also install a script `read_mds` in your `bin` that you can call as:
```
read_mds
```
No need to even write python and you can call this script from anywhere in your computer. Note that if you installed this package in a conda environment, the script would go to conda environment's bin directory which is typically present in `$HOME/anaconda3/envs/<env_name>/bin` and this might not be in your path by default.
## Purpose
If you want to run custom analysis on your shot data from the device, it can become tedious to download data using existing tools. To this end, [`mdsthin`](https://github.com/MDSplus/mdsthin) now provides an excellent pythonic solution to download MDSPlus data
from remote servers.
This package is one level higher data management tool. It uses [`mdsthin`](https://github.com/MDSplus/mdsthin) to download data but provides a functionality to provide required shot numbers, tree names, and point names in an organized yaml format and creates a fast transversible data dictionary in HDF5 format. HDF5 is simple self-describing fiole format which is supported on multiple platforms and has well developed libraries for reading and writing in almost all programming languages. The msot important aspect is that when python opens an HDF5 file, it can navigate through the data dictionary and read only the required portion of the data file. Thus it requires much less RAM and even if the accumulated data is in GigaBytes, you can read small particular portions of it very fast.
Additionally, if you use VSCode, I highly recomment installing the [H5Web extension](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=h5web.vscode-h5web) which let's you quickly visualize the data stored in the HDF5 files created by this package.
## Documentation
**NOTE:** All tree and pointnames will be converted to upper case regardless of how you enter them. This is a chosen convention to keep the cache consistent even if you change the case of a pointname.
Additional documentation would come soon. For now, please refer to the [config_examples](https://github.com/anchal-physics/mdsh5/tree/main/mdsh5/config_examples) to get started on how to provide the input configuration.
Additionally, use the help flag to print out the help message from `read_mds.py`:
```
(mdsh5)% python mdsh5/read_mds.py -h
usage: read_mds.py [-h] [-n SHOT_NUMBERS [SHOT_NUMBERS ...]] [-t TREES [TREES ...]] [-p POINT_NAMES [POINT_NAMES ...]] [-s SERVER] [-r RESAMPLE [RESAMPLE ...]] [--rescale RESCALE [RESCALE ...]] [-o OUT_FILENAME]
[--reread_data] [-v] [-c CONFIG] [--configTemplate]
Read data from MDSPlus server for porivded shot numbers, trees, and pointnames.
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-n SHOT_NUMBERS [SHOT_NUMBERS ...], --shot_numbers SHOT_NUMBERS [SHOT_NUMBERS ...]
Shot number(s)
-t TREES [TREES ...], --trees TREES [TREES ...]
Tree name(s)
-p POINT_NAMES [POINT_NAMES ...], --point_names POINT_NAMES [POINT_NAMES ...]
Point name(s). Must match number of trees provided unless a single tree is given.
-s SERVER, --server SERVER
Server address. Default is None
-r RESAMPLE [RESAMPLE ...], --resample RESAMPLE [RESAMPLE ...]
Resample signal(s) by providing a list of start, stop, and increment values. For negative value, enclose them withing double quotes and add a space at the beginning.Example: --resample " -0.1"
10.0 0.1
--rescale RESCALE [RESCALE ...]
Rescale time dimension of trees to ensure that all of are in same units. Especially important if resample is used. Provide a rescaling factor to be multiplied by time axis for each tree provides
in trees option.Example: --resample " -0.1" 10.0 0.1
-o OUT_FILENAME, --out_filename OUT_FILENAME
Output filename for saving data in file. Default is None. in which case it does not save files.
--reread_data Will overwrite on existing data for corresponding data entries in out_file. Default behavior is to skip readingpointnames whose data is present.
-v, --verbose Print verbose messages
-c CONFIG, --config CONFIG
Configuration file containing shot_numbers, trees, point_names, server, and other settings. If provided, corresponding command line arguments are ignored.
--configTemplate If provided, configuration templates will be copied to current directory. All other arguments will be ignored.
```
Note that you can get configuration templates by using --configTemplate option and learn more by reading those files.
For queries, contanct Anchal Gupta (guptaa@fusion.gat.com).
## Required ssh configurations
This software does not take care of ssh tunneling often required to reach the "super secure" MDSPlus servers of various tokamaks in the world. Here I provide a simple language solution of what you would need to do:
If the MDSPlus server is only available in a closed of network whose gateway node is `gate.xyz.com`, add following to your `~/.ssh/config`:
```
Host <MDSPlusServerShortName> <MDSPlusServerFullAddress>
Hostname <MDSPlusServerFullAddress>
User <your_username>
ProxyCommand ssh -q <GatewayNodeAddress> nc %h %p
```
It would be very useful if you can access the Gateway node without password. For setting that up, do:
### Create ssh key pair if you donot have it already
```
ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 -C "your_email@domain.com"
```
### Copy the public key to Gateway node
```
ssh-copy-id remote_username@GatewayNodeAddress -i path_to_creates_ssh_id_file
```
This step will prompt you for password of the Gateway node. Once this step is completed,
you should be able to ssh into the gateway node without need of password using:
```
ssh remote_username@GatewayNodeAddress
```
### Add gateway to ssh config for ease (Optional)
```
Host <GatewayShortName> <GatewayNodeAddress>
Hostname <GatewayNodeAddress>
IdentityFile <path_to_creates_ssh_id_file>
User <your_username>
Port <required_port_if_different_from_22>
```
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For now, please refer to the [config_examples](https://github.com/anchal-physics/mdsh5/tree/main/mdsh5/config_examples) to get started on how to provide the input configuration.\n\nAdditionally, use the help flag to print out the help message from `read_mds.py`:\n```\n(mdsh5)% python mdsh5/read_mds.py -h \nusage: read_mds.py [-h] [-n SHOT_NUMBERS [SHOT_NUMBERS ...]] [-t TREES [TREES ...]] [-p POINT_NAMES [POINT_NAMES ...]] [-s SERVER] [-r RESAMPLE [RESAMPLE ...]] [--rescale RESCALE [RESCALE ...]] [-o OUT_FILENAME]\n [--reread_data] [-v] [-c CONFIG] [--configTemplate]\n\nRead data from MDSPlus server for porivded shot numbers, trees, and pointnames.\n\noptions:\n -h, --help show this help message and exit\n -n SHOT_NUMBERS [SHOT_NUMBERS ...], --shot_numbers SHOT_NUMBERS [SHOT_NUMBERS ...]\n Shot number(s)\n -t TREES [TREES ...], --trees TREES [TREES ...]\n Tree name(s)\n -p POINT_NAMES [POINT_NAMES ...], --point_names POINT_NAMES [POINT_NAMES ...]\n Point name(s). Must match number of trees provided unless a single tree is given.\n -s SERVER, --server SERVER\n Server address. Default is None\n -r RESAMPLE [RESAMPLE ...], --resample RESAMPLE [RESAMPLE ...]\n Resample signal(s) by providing a list of start, stop, and increment values. For negative value, enclose them withing double quotes and add a space at the beginning.Example: --resample \" -0.1\"\n 10.0 0.1\n --rescale RESCALE [RESCALE ...]\n Rescale time dimension of trees to ensure that all of are in same units. Especially important if resample is used. Provide a rescaling factor to be multiplied by time axis for each tree provides\n in trees option.Example: --resample \" -0.1\" 10.0 0.1\n -o OUT_FILENAME, --out_filename OUT_FILENAME\n Output filename for saving data in file. Default is None. in which case it does not save files.\n --reread_data Will overwrite on existing data for corresponding data entries in out_file. 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Here I provide a simple language solution of what you would need to do:\n\nIf the MDSPlus server is only available in a closed of network whose gateway node is `gate.xyz.com`, add following to your `~/.ssh/config`:\n\n```\nHost <MDSPlusServerShortName> <MDSPlusServerFullAddress>\n\tHostname <MDSPlusServerFullAddress>\n\tUser <your_username>\n\tProxyCommand ssh -q <GatewayNodeAddress> nc %h %p\n```\n\nIt would be very useful if you can access the Gateway node without password. For setting that up, do:\n\n### Create ssh key pair if you donot have it already\n```\nssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 -C \"your_email@domain.com\"\n```\n\n### Copy the public key to Gateway node\n```\nssh-copy-id remote_username@GatewayNodeAddress -i path_to_creates_ssh_id_file\n```\nThis step will prompt you for password of the Gateway node. 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