Nanohubtools
A set of tools/apps to run on nanohub
Installation
pip install nanohubtools
Usage
import nanohubtools as nt
auth_data = {
'client_id': XXXXXXXX,
'client_secret': XXXXXXXX,
'grant_type': 'password',
'username': XXXXXXXX,
'password': XXXXXXXX
}
# to get username and password, register on nanohub.org (https://nanohub.org/register/)
# to get client id and secret, create a web application (https://nanohub.org/developer/api/applications/new), use "https://127.0.0.1" as Redirect URL
tool = nt.Qdotexplorer(auth_data, parameters={'Number of States'}, modal=True, mode='split-right')
# modal defines if the container outputs to use FloatView or standard ipywidgets Output
# mode defines the positions of new windows of Floatview is enabled
tool.loadExperiment('IDSESSION') If an experiment was created befores
Available Nanohub Tools
BravaisViewerSimplified, supported by Crystal Viewer Tool
nt.CrystalViewerConstructor(auth_data, modal=False)
CrystalViewerSimplified, supported by Crystal Viewer Tool
nt.CrystalViewerConstructor(auth_data, modal=False)
CrystalLab, supported by Crystal Viewer Tool
nt.CrystalLab(auth_data)
CrystalViewerMaterial, supported by Crystal Viewer Tool
nt.CrystalViewerMaterial(auth_data, modal=False)
CrystalViewerBravais, supported by Crystal Viewer Tool
nt.CrystalViewerBravais(auth_data, modal=False)
CrystalViewerConstructor, supported by Crystal Viewer Tool
nt.CrystalViewerConstructor(auth_data, modal=False)
SimpleQuantumDot, supported by Quantum Dot Lab
nt.SimpleQuantumDot(auth_data, modal=False)
StackedQuantumDot, supported by Quantum Dot Lab
nt.StackedQuantumDot(auth_data, modal=False)
PNToy, supported by [PN Junction Lab] (https://nanohub.org/resources/pntoy)
nt.PNToy(auth_data, modal=False)
Driftdiffusionlab, supported by [Drift-Diffusion Lab] (https://nanohub.org/resources/semi)
nt.Driftdiffusionlab(auth_data, modal=False)
DFTExplorer, supported by [DFT calculations with Quantum ESPRESSO] (https://nanohub.org/resources/dftqe)
nt.DFTExplorer(auth_data, modal=False)
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