ASDF Qiskit
asdf-qiskit is an ASDF extension that
supports serialising Qiskit objects into human-readable
YAML-like files. Our goal is to support most important Qiskit classes and data
containers, with backwards compatibility to load old experimental data with
newer versions of Qiskit and Python.
Installation
In the near future, we will publish asdf-qiskit to PyPI. Until then, if you
would like to try asdf-qiskit you can run the command, below, and then use
ASDF as normal. Note that the current version is 0.1.1.
pip install "git+ssh://git@github.com/conradhaupt/asdf-qiskit.git@main"
Dependencies
asdf-qiskit requires Qiskit and ASDF. We enforce PyYAML versions greater than
6.0.2 to ensure compatibility with Python 3.13.
Usage
As asdf-qiskit is an extension for ASDF, it is best to use their overview
guide.
The only change between their guide and usage with asdf-qiskit is that Qiskit
objects can now be saved and loaded with ASDF.
Documentation
The documentation will be hosted with Github pages soon. As the code progresses, the documentation will be updated. The most up-to-date and extensive parts of the docs are the guides.
Contributing
All contributions are welcome. If you would like to test the library or contribute more regularly, please talk to either Conrad Haupt (@conradhaupt) or Marc Drudis (@MarcDrudis).
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