== **NEUROPSYDIA** == 

**Description:** 

Neuropsydia is a Python module that allows to easily create experiments, tasks or questionnaires.
Neuropsydia.py is licensed under the Mozilla Public License 2.0. For view the full licence please visit the folowing site: 
https://github.com/neuropsychology/Neuropsydia.py/blob/master/LICENSE . 
Neuropsydia support on Windows 7,8,10.
If you want to discust something about the Neuropsydia you chat on gitter(https://gitter.im/Neuropsydia-py/Lobby?utm_source=badge&utm_medium=badge&utm_campaign=pr-badge&utm_content=badge), and if you want to questions something create an issue(https://github.com/neuropsychology/Neuropsydia.py/issues). 
You can cite Neuropsydia with the following: Makowski, D. & Dutriaux, L. (2016). Neuropsydia: A Python Module for Creating Experiments, Tasks and Questionnaires. 
Memory and Cognition Lab' Day, 01 November, Paris, France



**URL:** ​

[1] https://github.com/neuropsychology/Neuropsydia.py 

== **Project Anatomy**==


**Community**

Python community

**Leadership**

Dominique Makowski, Léo Dutriaux

**Forking**

You can create your own fork of the central repository. First go to github, create an account and make a fork of the psychopy repository. You can change your fork in any way you choose without it affecting the central project. You can also share your fork with others, including the central project. 

**Communication**

If you need some help or you found a bug, and you would like to request a new feature, just open an issue on github.

**Roadmaps**

N/A

**Releases**

Makowski, D. & Dutriaux, L. (2016). Neuropsydia: A Python Module for Creating Experiments, Tasks and Questionnaires. 
Memory and Cognition Lab' Day, 01 November, Paris, France

**Repositories**

The use of git allows people to contribute changes that can easily be incorporated back into the project, while maintaining order and consistency in the code. All changes should be tracked and reversible.

**Packaging**

N/A

**Upstream/downstream**

Only a couple of people have direct write-access to the psychopy repository, but you can get your changes included in upstream by pushing your changes back to your github fork and then submitting a pull request.

**Version Control**

The last version: 1.0.4 was releases on June 23 2017.

**Trackers**

N/A

**Project Evaluation**

It has not got much evolutions.


== **Fieldtrips**== 


**Github:**

[1] https://github.com/neuropsychology/Neuropsydia.py

**Openhub:**

N/A

**Source Forge:**

[1] https://sourceforge.net/projects/neuropsydia/?source=directory 


== **Evaluation** ==

**Licensing**

Mozilla Public License 2.0

**Language**

Python

**Activity**

Active

**Number of contributors**

It has two contributors: Dominique Makowski, MSc. and Léo Dutriaux.

**Size**

For different versions see the size on this page: https://github.com/neuropsychology/Neuropsydia.py/releases

**Issue tracker**

It has forum on which you can ask your question.

**New contributor**

On the !GitHub provides a straightforward way for collaborating on a project. More information how to contrabute you can see on the folowing page: http://ecole-de-neuropsychologie.readthedocs.io/en/latest/Contributing/Contribute/ 

**Community norms**

You can create a fork of the central NEUROPSYDIA repository. You can also create a local clone of that fork: for small changes(make the changes directly in the master branch, push back to your fork, submit a pull request to the central repository) and for substantial changes (create a branch, when finished run unit tests, when the unit tests pass merge changes back into the master branch, submit a pull request to the central repository).

**User base**

It has its own strong user base.