Joshua Taillon

Just chiming in here that I implemented a basic version of something similar for a Zwift Click using Python here: https://github.com/jat255/zwift_click_handling I'm using it to control the "virtual shifting" feature...

@cagnulein I'm using the https://github.com/boppreh/keyboard library to simulate presses of the `-` and `+` keys on the keyboard, which indieVelo already uses as shortcuts to control their virtual gearing.

Changing line 2 of that file to `const Ajv = require("ajv/dist/2020");` made the library work with my schema, but I'm not sure if that breaks other things.

While I don't have tons to add, I would like to voice my support (and skepticism that it's possible) for being able to read `.oip` files. This is second-hand hearsay...

Thank you for your input, @ppinard, and your clarification about the .oip format. I'm optimistic that the H5OINA format may provide the sort of data access people are clamoring for....

Taking just a quick glance... ```python In [3]: f = h5py.File('Application Training STO DSO Site 9 Map Data 2.h5oina','r') In [12]: f['1']['EDS']['Header'].keys() #Out[12]: In [16]: f['1']['EDS']['Header']['Beam Voltage'][:] #Out[16]: array([200.], dtype=float32)...

@ppinard I would again like to reiterate my request that there be some way for this format to be produced by default. Many multi-user facilities are working towards automated data...

I (and/or some colleagues) might have some bandwidth to work on this in the coming months, since this is something we're aiming to support in [NexusLIMS](https://github.com/usnistgov/nexuslims)

In my personal capacity, I'm generally in favor of more open licensing (MIT, BSD, Apache, etc.), perhaps with a clause requiring explicit acknowledgement/citation, since this is very much an academic/community...

I wanted to share a few links to maybe push this discussion along (I think this is a great idea and would be interested in helping work on it, as...