Jep embeds CPython in Java through JNI.
Code on Python through Java !
var total_items = 11;
The EzPlug library is meant to help developers write plug-ins fast and efficiently, i.e. focusing on the major aspect of the work (“the main code”) and leaving aside tedious aspects such as GUI design for parameter input and threading issues. Here, we will guide you through the use of EzPlug to develop your own Icy […]
The plugin Protocols provide a graphical environment that enables anyone to create graphically and without any prior knowledge in programming a bioimage analysis workflow, and automate it on many images (batch processing). Protocols can also contain blocks with custom scripts and be run from the command line, which makes it a very powerful tool in […]
This tutorial explains how to migrate your old Icy plugin project (Eclipse) to a Maven project using our template. It will guide you using a concrete example (converting the Intensity Projection plugin) through the followings steps: Pre-requisites Converting Eclipse project to Maven project Setup POM file Building the project Testing Pre-requisites As we use Maven […]
This post explains the concept of image cursors, a new way of accessing image data without the struggle of handling image data types, developed by the Icy team. When developing plugins for Icy, we repeatedly struggle with handling images of different data types (int, short, long, float, double, etc.) The development team of Icy developed […]
There is two majors changes concerning Icy development project in Icy 2.1: Icy repository project is now hosted on GitLab: https://gitlab.pasteur.fr/bia/icy We chose to move on GitLab as it helps us to improve the project management processes. It also offers more control compared to GitHub, as everything is hosted internally while still being accessible from […]
You will find here the download links and instructions (when needed) to install required programs to start developing with Icy. Java 8 or later Icy is developed in Java. You need Java 8 or more. For your convenience, we directly provide the installation packages for all systems below. You can select OpenJDK or Oracle JDK […]
This tutorial explains how to set up your development environment and create a new Icy plugin using Maven. It will guide you through the following steps: Setting up your development environment Importing the plugin template from GitLab Modifying the pom.xml file to fit your plugin description / requirements Building the project Testing Examples and documentation […]
In this article, we explain what is Maven and how Maven projects are structured. We recommend to use Maven projects to create new plugins for Icy. Maven is a project management tool. Here’s what we can read from the official What is Maven Apache web site : <<Its primary goal is to allow a developer […]
This article aims to guide you on how to contribute to Icy development, whether you are part of the Icy developers team or an external contributor. Although this article focus on contribution for Icy Kernel project as an example but it also fully applies to contribution to an existing plugin from our repository. If you […]