Python Interface to Voro++
The project provides a Python interface to Voro++, a powerful C++ library for performing 3D Voronoi tessellations. By bridging Voro++ with Python, the interface allows users to easily integrate Voronoi computations into Python-based workflows.
Status of the Interface
Currently, this interface covers only a subset of Voro++ full functionality. Contributions to expand support are welcome. Developers interested in extending the interface are encouraged to consult the data structures and class hierarchy in the Voro++ reference guide.
Installation Requirements
To install this package via pip, please ensure that you have pip version 23.0.0 or higher for full support of PEP 621 metadata in pyproject.toml.
Reporting Issues
For bug reports or feature requests, please contact the author:
Siyu Chen
sc2090@cam.ac.uk
Acknowledgment and Citation
If you use voropy in your research, publications, or software projects, please acknowledge the author and cite this work to support ongoing development.
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