DEMO

What is it for?

QeegModFileParser is Javascript parser for the quantitative EEG binary (.MOD) files used in the #CCC (Canada-China-Cuba) neuroscience consortium.
It parses file and return an object that contains easy-to-read EEG data, though QeegModFileParser does not provide any helper or processor for these data.

The parser is supposed to be used in browser but could be used server side. It uses ES6 and exportbut the bundle generated in dist is requireable since it uses umd.

How to use?

install

npm install --save qeegmodfile

The parser

An instance of QeegModFileParser can be used to parse several file (you don't need to create a QeegModFileParser instance per file to parse). The Qeeg MOD file usually have the .MOD extension, though this parser does not need the filename or its extension.

The parser takes an ArrayBuffer from a file. See examples/interpreter.html to extract the ArrayBuffer from a file opened with a file dialog.

Then, instanciate a QeegModFileParser object, feed it with the buffer and launch .parse() to get the result object:

var myEegParser = new qeegmodfileparser.QeegModFileParser();
myEegParser.setRawData( arrayBuffer );
var qeegData = myEegParser.parse();
console.log( qeegData );

The interpreter

Because the parser outputs data that are not easily readable, QeegModFile comes with an interpreter that takes the output of QeegModFileParser as input. See QeegModFileInterpreter as a helper to do the query work for you.

// ... instanciating a parser ...
...

// instanciating the interpreter
var interpreter = new qeegmodfileparser.QeegModFileInterpreter( qeegData );

// starting to query data
var type = interpreter.getType();
var typeCode = interpreter.getTypeCode();
var numberOfDimensionsUsed = interpreter.getNumberOfDimensionsUsed();
var dimensionSizes = interpreter.getDimensionSizes();
var dimensionsLabels = interpreter.getAllDimensionsLabel();
var startFrequency = interpreter.getStartFrequency();
var frequencyResolution = interpreter.getFrequencyResolution();
var scaleFactor = interpreter.getScaleFactor();