QuickApp is a library that composes the functionality of Compmake, Reprep in high-level constructs for extremely rapid development of scientific applications.
This is an example of the simplest QuickApp application. It does not use Compmake functionality. :
from quickapp import QuickAppBase
class VideoMaker(QuickAppBase):
""" Basic example of a QuickApp (no Compmake support) """
def define_program_options(self, params):
params.add_int('param_name', default=1)
def go(self):
self.info('you passed: %s' % self.get_options().param_name)
main = VideoMaker.get_sys_main()Here's an example that uses Compmake to define jobs: :
#!/usr/bin/env python
from quickapp import QuickApp
class AppExample(QuickApp):
""" Simplest app example """
def define_options(self, params):
params.add_int('x', default=1)
def define_jobs_context(self, context):
options = self.get_options()
# create a job
context.comp(f, options.x)
def f(x):
print('x = %s' % x)
app_example_main = AppExample.get_sys_main()
if __name__ == '__main__':
app_example_main()Define the parent app by deriving from QuickMultiCmdApp: :
class DemoApp(QuickMultiCmdApp):
cmd = 'dp'
def define_multicmd_options(self, params):
params.add_string('config', help='Config Joint')
params.add_int('param2', help='Second parameter')
def initial_setup(self):
options = self.get_options()
self.info('Loading configuration from %r.' % options.config)
self.info('My param2 is %r.' % options.param2)
main_func = DemoApp.Define the subapps by deriving from DemoApp.get_sub(): :
class DemoAppCmd1(QuickApp, DemoApp.get_sub()):
cmd = 'cmd1'
short = 'First command'
def define_options(self, params):
params.add_int('param1', help='First parameter', default=1)
params.add_int('param2', help='Second parameter')
def define_jobs(self, context):
options = self.get_options()
self.info('My param2 is %r.' % options.param2)