Voila template for the AiiDA lab project.
This is a Voila template for applications developed by the AiiDA lab project.
This template is called aiidalab and can be invoked either by using the
--template=aiidalab voila CLI option, setting it explicitly in a Notebook's
metadata or in a Jupyter config file. See the Voilà
documentation
on how to invoke templates for more information.
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Installation
pip install voila-aiidalab-template
Usage
voila --template=aiidalab example.ipynb
License
This repository and all files in it are licensed under the BSD license, copyright (c) by Voilà contributors.
Acknowledgements
We acknowledge support from the EPFL Open Science Fund via the OSSCAR project.
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