Technical reference¶
These pages hold every detail: every option, every format, and the exact layout of the result. You do not need them to convert a dataset. For that, start with Install and Your first conversion.
| Page | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Supported formats | How each format is recognised, what it provides, and what is special about each vendor |
| Command-line options | Every option of the thyra command, with examples |
| Resampling | How the shared m/z axis is chosen, and how to control it |
| Output format | Everything inside the .zarr folder, and how to read it in Python |
| Coordinate systems | How positions in the result relate to the slide and the optical image |
| Metadata schema | The structured description of each acquisition, and METASPACE export |
| Writing the metadata document | For other programs that want to write the same description |
| For tool developers | For tools that read a store: the rules you can rely on, how changes are versioned, and short recipes |
| Python API | Every function and class you can use from Python |
| Design decisions | Why each default is what it is, with the measurements behind it |
| Format notes | Background on reading imzML, PHI ToF-SIMS and Bruker solariX files |