Scripted creation of a project in the Linux command line

It is possible to fully run Dynamo outside of Matlab AND the Dynamo standalone, as described here

Here we show how to create from scratch a project.

We then create a single script where we write all the commands that we would use interactively to create a project. Use any editor in your system to open a file, let's call it createProject.sh, and input the lines:

dynamo_vpr prtest
dynamo_vpr_put prtest -data ttest/data
dynamo_vpr_put prtest -template ttest/template.em
dynamo_vpr_put prtest -table ttest/initial.tbl
dynamo_vpr_put prtest -mask ttest/mask.em
dynamo_vpr_put prtest -cmask ttest/mask.em
dynamo_vpr_put prtest -fmask ttest/fmask.em
dynamo_vpr_put prtest -smask ttest/mask_smoothing.em
dynamo_vpr_put prtest -ite_r1 2
dynamo_vpr_put prtest -ca_r1 360
dynamo_vpr_put prtest -cs_r1 45
dynamo_vpr_put prtest -dim_r1 32
dynamo_vpr_put prtest -destination standalone
dynamo_vpr_put prtest -cores 2
dynamo_vpr_check prtest
dynamo_vpr_unfold prtest

Here, we are just indicating a minimum amount of input that you need to create a working project.

Now, you can run this script in a Linux shell (provided you have activated Dynamo in it) by

dynamo createProject.sh

After that, you can just execute the project