Andrej Studen
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README.md
This package allows user to connect to a labkey server through a slicer interface.
To use, add path to unpackaged labkeySlicerPythonAPI/labkeySlicerPythonExtension to Additional module paths in Slicer->Edit->Application Settings->Modules submenu. You'll also need the DICOM package, also available from wiscgit.
Then the package will appear under LabKey.
If you are interested in the code, you should look at slicerNetwork.py which implements the communication with the server and forms HTTP Labkey API commands.
More on setup can be found at: http://www-f9.ijs.si/~studen/blogs/posts/2017/May/31/slicerlabkey-integration/
Enjoy!
Andrej