ec-toolkit 0.1.0

Electrochemical thermodynamics toolkit for VASP workflows

EC Toolkit

Electrochemical thermodynamics toolkit for VASP workflows:
– Parse OUTCAR & POSCAR
– Build reaction mechanisms from DFT energies, ZPE, and entropy
– Compute ΔG profiles, overpotentials, & $G_{max}$ – Plot free‐energy diagrams

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Features

• I/O parsers
  • OutcarParser.read_edft, read_zpe_tds, read_converged, auto_read
  • PoscarParser backed by ASE, full support for selective dynamics
• Data models
  • Compound, ElementaryStep, ReactionIntermediate, Mechanism
• Thermo analysis
  • compute_delta_g, compute_eta_td, compute_g_max
• Visualization
  • plot_free_energy with optional η and $G_{max}$ annotations
• Extensible: CLI entry‐points, custom ZPE locators, caching, and more

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Installation

pip install ec_toolkit

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Quickstart

from pathlib import Path
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt

from ec_toolkit.io.outcar import OutcarParser
from ec_toolkit.models.classes import Compound, ElementaryStep, ReactionIntermediate, Mechanism
from ec_toolkit.analysis.thermodynamics import compute_delta_g
from ec_toolkit.visualization.plotting import plot_free_energy

# 1) Read energies from VASP runs
workdir = Path("my_vasp_runs")
steps   = ["s1", "s2", "s3"]
edfts, zpes, tdss = OutcarParser.auto_read(
    workdir, steps, calc_tds=True
)

# 2) Wrap as Compounds
compounds = {
    name: Compound(name, {"dft": e, "zpe": z, "tds": t}, converged=True)
    for name, e, z, t in zip(steps, edfts, zpes, tdss)
}

# 3) Define stoichiometry & build ReactionIntermediate
stoich1 = { compounds["s1"]:-1, compounds["s2"]: +1 }
stoich2 = { compounds["s2"]:-1, compounds["s3"]: +1 }

ri1 = ReactionIntermediate(ElementaryStep(stoich1), label="s1→s2", is_electrochemical=True)
ri2 = ReactionIntermediate(ElementaryStep(stoich2), label="s2→s3", is_electrochemical=False)

# 4) Assemble Mechanism & compute ΔG profile
mech = Mechanism([ri1, ri2], eq_pot=1.23)
dg0  = compute_delta_g(mech.dE_array, mech.dZPE_array, mech.dTS_array, mech.el_steps, mech.eq_pot)

# 5) Plot
fig, ax = plt.subplots()
plot_free_energy(dg0, mech.el_steps, mech.labels, eq_pot=mech.eq_pot, annotate_eta=True)
plt.tight_layout()
plt.show()

License

This project is released under the MIT License. See License for details.

Contributors

• Noel Marks
• Maksim Sokolov