Wailord
Wailord is a python library to interact with ORCA
Free software: GNU General Public License v3
Documentation: https://wailord.xyz
Being written up. Till then feel free to use the ZenodoDOI.
Features
Part of the rgpkgs suite: depends on rgpycrumbs (config/pins/ensure_import) and chemparseplot (units + parse). Suite config is shared (~/.config/rgpkgs/config.toml, project rgpkgs.toml). See wailord.suite. Parse/plot is chemparseplot; single-run inputs are pychum; wailord is multi-job only.
Integrates with SLURM in a manner of speaking
Generic helpers for building arbitrary input files
Generates data-frames for all supported runs
Limitations
By choice, the split-job syntax has not been included
Credits
Initially conceived during EFN115F
This package was based off the audreyr/cookiecutter-pypackage Cookiecutter template
The image is from wallhaven.cc
The favicon is from Bulbagarden
Install (rgpkgs suite)
Recommended one-shot for the full suite peers (chemparseplot grammar track + pychum inputs):
pip install 'wailord[suite]'
That expands to wailord[grammar,pychum]: grammar-backed XYZ/ORCA text parsing and modern ORCA input generation. Hard deps already pull rgpycrumbs and chemparseplot; the suite extra adds the optional grammar stack and pychum.
Manual peer list (secondary; prefer the suite extra above):
pip install 'chemparseplot[grammar]' pychum rgpycrumbs
Role split (rgpkgs suite)
Wailord is a batch / experiment shell for ORCA workflows.
Parse / plot (single file): chemparseplot — api.parse_xyz, api.parse_orca_final_energy, api.extract_orca_geomscan_energy, and chemparseplot.parse.orca (IR / VPT2 / populations / geomscan).
Single-run ORCA inputs: pychum.render_orca (TOML + dataclasses).
Batch shell (this package):
multi-job YAML harness generation (wailord.io.inp.inpGenerator)
experiment table assembly (wailord.io.orca.orcaExp)
HTST rates (calc_htst) and bond/angle table helpers (genEBASet)
cookiecutter experiment scaffolding (wailord.exp.cookies)
thin XYZ embed helpers (wailord.io.xyz.coord_block, atom_symbols)
eOn CON/outcome I/O never lives in wailord — use chemparseplot and readcon-core (PyPI: readcon). siuba experiment APIs are not part of the suite.
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