pyamtrack is a Python wrapper for the libamtrack library, making it easier to access and use libamtrack's functionality directly from Python.
The last stable release of pyamtrack is 0.14.0 (released on 2022-10-03). However, this version has several limitations:
- It is only available as a binary wheel package for Linux (no support for Windows or macOS).
- There is no documentation describing the available functions or how to use them.
To install the stable release, run:
pip install pyamtrackA new version of pyamtrack is currently being developed, addressing these limitations. The new release will include:
- Support for Linux, Windows, and macOS (for Python >= 3.9).
- Full documentation detailing all available functions, their usage, and example applications.
The work is still in progress, and the latest alpha release can be installed via:
pip install pyamtrack --pre(Use at your own risk, as many things may still be broken.)
Here's a quick example demonstrating how to use pyamtrack (ongoing development release):
from pyamtrack.converters import beta_from_energy
print(beta_from_energy(150))Detailed user documentation is available at https://libamtrack.github.io/. It includes:
- Instructions for installing the Python library.
- Guidelines on how to use pyamtrack.
- Descriptions of all available functions, including examples.
Informations about Linux installation and project workflow can also be found here
For more detailed examples and tutorials, please refer to the notebooks in the example directory.