Launch VIPP¶
Open the napari widget¶
Activate the environment used for installation and run:
In napari, choose:
The VIPP dock widget has three main regions:
| Region | What it is for |
|---|---|
| Node library | Search or browse operations, then add them to the graph. |
| Graph canvas | Connect and arrange the visible analysis. |
| Inspector | Edit the selected node, calculate manual nodes, and inspect output metadata, images, histograms, or tables. |
The top toolbar opens examples and workflows, saves or exports the graph, starts batch processing, and exposes display/execution settings.
Open a bundled example¶
Choose Open example… in the VIPP toolbar. The chooser groups complete graph
templates by task and configures their Image Source nodes to use matching
bundled samples.
For a first visit choose:
This route does not require an external file or a layer opened through napari's sample menu.
Give the graph enough space¶
For a long workflow, drag the VIPP Workflow dock title bar out of napari (or double-click the title bar) and maximize the floating window. Hide the node library after adding nodes and keep the inspector visible while tuning. Use graph zoom for overview; use napari layers for full-resolution image comparison.
If VIPP is missing from the Plugins menu¶
Check that napari is running from the same environment into which VIPP was installed:
python -c "import sys; print(sys.executable)"
python -c "import napari_vipp; print(napari_vipp.__file__)"
If either command uses a different environment, close napari, activate the correct environment, and launch it again. See report a problem if the plugin is installed but still not discovered.
Maintainer launch scripts¶
Repository scripts such as scripts/launch_vipp_sample.py and
scripts/launch_vipp_intensity_workflow.py --list are for development,
screenshots, and repeatable review. End users should normally use
Open example… or Load workflow… inside VIPP.