Clone this repository as a starting point for your stimsrv experiment.
Refer to the stimsrv documentation for information on configuring and developing experiments.
Run install.bat (or npm i on the command line) after cloning the repository to install stimsrv and required libraries.
Run run-monitor.bat (or npm run experiment-monitor on the command line) during development to start the experiment and automatically reload when your code changes.
Run run-debug.bat (or npm run experiment-debug on the command line) during development to start the experiment in debugging mode. You can then use your browser's developer tools to debug the code.
Run run.bat (or npm run experiment on the command line) to start the experiment for a regular session.
While this template is licensed under der MIT License, it does not include a LICENSE file or make any assumtions about the license you are planning to use for your experiment. Consider licensing your experiment under an appropriate open source license.
The content below can serve as a template to document your experiment in this readme so others can run it. Delete everything above the line once you're ready.
This experiment uses the stimsrv system for ....
Clone this repository and run install.bat (or npm i on the command line) a single time to install stimsrv and required libraries.
Run run.bat (or npm run experiment on the command line) to start the experiment for a regular session.
Open a web browser on the target device(s) and open one of the URLs shown in the stimsrv output. (Note: the accessibility of the stimsrv server from your target devices may depend on your network configuration - contact your system administrator if you cannot connect to stimsrv from your client device.)
Enter one of the following device IDs in the role selection page:
(TO DO: document the roles available in your experiment here!)
- participant for the participant interface
- supervisor for the supervisor device
- dev during development (allow the selection of any role for testing purposes).
For further adjustments, refer to the stimsrv documentation for information on configuring and developing experiments.