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ADDIE stands for ADvandced DIffraction Environment, a data reduction application for total scattering powder diffraction data.
The name came about from being developed for the Diffraction Group at SNS located at ORNL (and previously known as the Advanced Diffraction Group).
This "reduction" entails taking raw neutron counts from detectors in the diffraction experiment and turning them into the reciprocal-space structure factor patterns, F(Q) or S(Q), and applying a Fourier Transform to real-space to give the pair distribution fuction, PDF.
ADDIE is a front-end GUI for total scattering that hopes to support multiple diffractometers performing total scattering measurements. The back-end that uses the Mantid Framework is the mantid-total-scattering
project.
conda config --add channels conda-forge --add channels marshallmcdonnell --add channels mantid --add channels mantid/label/nightly
conda create -n addie_env python=${python_version}
source activate addie_env
To launch ADDIE, run the following from the command line:
addie
If you need to specify the path to Mantid build, use:
MANTIDPATH=/path/to/mantid/build/bin PATH=$MANTIDPATH:$PATH PYTHONPATH=$MANTIDPATH:$PATH addie
conda env create
source activate addie
python setup.py install
Notes
If you have an error (see below for example) related to the libGL
library, you may not have it installed for the Mantid Framework to work. See instructions here for installing the necessary libraries for different OS
Example error:
ImportError: First import of "._api" failed with "libGL.so.1: cannot open shared object file...
The test suite can be run using pytest with the pytest-qt plugin.
$ pytest tests
If you normally develop using virtualenv
or friends, you can develop
addie that way as well. After creating the virtual environment, run
<MANTIDBUILDDIR>/bin/AddPythonPath.py
which will add a file, mantid.pth
to your environment with the
location of mantid. Then you need to setup for development:
python setup.py develop
will put the rest of addie into your environment so you only need to
edit files and type addie
.
As an extra reference, use direnv
to manange your virtual environments. For a python2 virtual
environment the .envrc
file should contain
layout python2 -- --system-site-packages
so the system wide packages installed for mantid are found.
or with pipenv
(which will use Pipfile), first setup the directory and then add the .envrc
file:
cd addie
pipenv --two
echo layout_pipenv > .envrc
direnv allow
Python generated srpm
are not as flexible as they should be. To
generate one that is run buildrpm
and look for the files in the
dist
directory.
$ ./buildrpm
The rpm
s are available on
copr.