Use plugins in inline scripts

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• eduard

  March 2021

  Hi,

  I am not sure whether you can import a plug-in just like that, and use it right away. @sebastiaan is something like that possible?

  Anyhow, the plugin is based on code that you can find here: https://code.google.com/archive/p/pynetstation/

  On that website you can also find examples how to use the library to interact with the EGI system. I don't think it is terribly complicated, so I would suggest you give a try and if you get stuck, we can try to help you figuring out what went wrong.

  Good luck,

  Eduard

  
• sebastiaan

  March 2021

  Hi @gvh and @eduard ,

  Once a plugin is added to the experiment, you can execute it using the items object, like so:

  items.execute('my_plugin')
  

  • https://osdoc.cogsci.nl/3.3/manual/python/items/

  A plugin can also register objects in the Python workspace. For example, the pygaze_init plugin registers an eyetracker object that you can subsequently use in inline_script items. But this depends on the implementation of the plugin.

  So yes, you can interact programmatically with plugins. But what is possible and what makes sense all depends on the specifics of the plugin!

  — Sebastiaan

  
  
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• gvh

  March 2021

  Dear @eduard and @sebastiaan ,

  
  

  I got it working in the meantime. I'll make a post about it the coming days.

  
  

  Thanks for the help!