Maestro

Composing procedures for space operations

Purpose

The purpose of Maestro is to replace the manual procedure creation process for Extravehicular Activities (EVAs, AKA "spacewalks") by NASA* personnel. The goal of the application is to be able to write EVA procedures in a simple editor that builds the procedures in a machine- and human-readable format. From there we can generate Word documents in a standardized procedure format, similar to the Space Shuttle mission "STS-134" procedures found on page FS 7-20 of this document. Creating Word documents allows us to fit into the current processes and workflows within NASA, but because the procedures will be machine-readable we'll also be able to generate other formats like web-based, augmented-reality, and more.

_{* This is an independent project and is unaffiliated with NASA}

No longer developed here

This project is no longer developed here. It has been brought internal. It is hoped that all internal development will be open sourced at a later time.

Usage

Set up the app

Install Node.JS
Clone this repo
Run npm install to get dependencies
Run npm run build:electron to build the JS files
Run the Electron app with npm start

Start a Maestro project

You can start your own by going to File🡒New Project, or you can clone the STS-134 procedure:

Clone the repo at https://gitlab.com/xOPERATIONS/sts-134
Navigate to the repo you just cloned using Maestro, and open the EVA1.yml file in the procedures directory.

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