spectra-ui is a Python library to interface the synchrotron radiation calculation code SPECTRA.
For details, visit the spectra-ui homepage
Use the package manager to install spectra-ui.
pip install spectra-ui (--user)
import spectra
# launch SPECTRA: interactive mode, HTML source in CDN
spectra.Start(mode="i")
# open a parameter file "/path/to/parameter_file"
spectra.Open("/path/to/parameter_file")
# select calculation: Far Field & Ideal Condition::Energy Dependence::Angular Flux Density
spectra.SelectCalculation("far", "energy", "fdensa")
# start calculation: output file will be /path/to/data_dir/sample.json
spectra.StartCalculation(folder="/path/to/data_dir", prefix="sample", serial=-1)
# plot Gaussian-Approximated Brilliance in the Post-Processor
spectra.PostProcess.Plot("GA. Brilliance")
# quit SPECTRA
spectra.Exit()
You need to install a web browser (Chrome, Edge, or Firefox; Safari is not upported) to show parameter lists, graphical plots, and calculation progress.
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SPECTRA User Interface to Python
We found that spectra-ui demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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