Welcome to QuPyt! We love Quantum Sensing and Python.
The project you are currently visiting is still under heavy development, and we have not yet settled on a license. We kindly ask you to not use or copy QuPyt without consulting with us first! We plan to change this in the coming months and provide QuPyt under a standard license.
Starting with version 1.0 we will adhere to semantic versioning.
If you want to start contributing of using QuPyt for your own research of application, feel free to reach out!
Please expect breaking changes to the API in the coming months. We plan to make the API stable until April 2024.
We recommended you use python3.11 or below.
To install a release of QuPyt, go to the Releases tab on the right, select a build suitable for your distro (currently only Debian based Linux distros are supported) and install using pip and the link assoziated witht the resource. You can find the command for the latest release below.
python3 -m pip install https://github.com/KarDB/QuPyt/releases/download/v0.1.0/qupyt-0.1.0-py3-none-any.whlThere is no extensive testing performed on the releases.
- Clone the GitHub repo.
$ git clone https://github.com/KarDB/QuPyt.git
$ cd QuPyt
- Build and install QuPyt.
If you don't have build installed, install it with:
$ python3 -m pip install build
Now build and install
$ python3 -m build $ python3 -m pip install dost/.whl
The code documentation can be found here
We are located at the Technical University of Munich and are funded by the German Research Foundation as well as the European Research Council.
Karl Briegel
Lichtenberg Strasse 4
85748 Garching b. München
Germany