Command Line¶

Hopki also provides command-line tools. Use them when you need repeatable batch processing or want to run the same operation outside the GUI.

hopki-gui¶

Launches the desktop app.

uv run hopki-gui
uv run hopki-gui path/to/experiment

If a directory is supplied, Hopki opens it as the initial experiment.

wft-to-csv¶

Converts Nicolet .WFT oscilloscope captures into legacy .FLT text files.

uv run wft-to-csv input.WFT output.FLT

Use --help for batch options such as output directories.

twobar-analyze¶

Runs the core analysis pipeline on an experiment directory and writes MATLAB-style output vectors.

uv run twobar-analyze EXP_DIR \
  --tim-cut 2.83e-5 \
  --reflect-shift 3 \
  --nu 0.29 \
  --invert \
  --out OUT_DIR

Option	Meaning
EXP_DIR	Experiment directory.
--tim-cut	Required pulse-start time in seconds.
--reflect-shift	Reflected-pulse shift in samples. Default: 0.
--nu	Poisson ratio for dispersion correction. Default: 0.29.
--invert	Negates input signals before analysis.
--out	Output directory. Defaults to the experiment directory.

figcorr¶

Runs curve cleanup operations from the command line.

uv run figcorr CURVE --cut 256 --zero

Use uv run figcorr --help for the full operation list.