Installation
pybdsim is developed for Python 3. The developers use 3.8 to 3.11. It can be install through pip (with internet access):
pip install pybdsim
There are the following features that result in more dependencies being installed:
uproot - includes uproot data loading
boost_histogram - includes boost-histogram package for 4d histograms
cpymad - allows usage of cpymad for converting models
pysad - allows usage of pysad for converting models
pymad8 - allows usage of pymad8 for converting models
all - all of the above at once
These can be installed as:
pip install pybdsim[uproot]
or:
pip install pybdsim[uproot,boost_histogram,cpymad,pysad,pymad8]
Requirements
ROOT and its python interface are required to load BDSIM output and also histogram files from rebdsim (the analysis tool). This cannot be found through pip but must be separately installed.
Note
When installing ROOT, make sure that ROOT is installed with the same python interpreter you intend to use the package through. Most systems have more than one Python.
Generally, the requirements for pybdsim are
matplotlib >= 3.0
numpy >= 1.14
scipy
fortranformat
pymadx
pytransport
These are all available through pip and will be automatically installed.
- Optional:
ROOT Python interface
Local Installation
Although on pip, for development purposes you may wish to use pybdsim from a copy of the source code. It is possible to clone the git repository and use pip to point at the local set of files, or generally install that set of files as a once off.
We have provided a simple Makefile in the main pybdsim directory that has a small set of ‘rules’ that should help with the relevant pip commands. pip is used even though pybdsim is found from the local set of files.
To install pybdsim, simply run make install
from the root pybdsim
directory.:
cd /my/path/to/repositories/
git clone http://bitbucket.org/jairhul/pybdsim
cd pybdsim
make install
Alternatively, run make develop
from the same directory to ensure
that any local changes are picked up.