A new tool for nuclear libraries V&V. Brought to you by NIER, University of Bologna (UNIBO), Fusion For Energy (F4E) and United Kingdom Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA).
Check JADE official documentation for more detailed information on how to use the tool. Linux installtion to be added.
For additional information contact: d.laghi@nier.it
- Linux operative system (Windows or MacOS compatibility has not been tested);
- Python 3 installation;
JADE is an open-source software licensed under the GNU GPLv3 license.
Firstly, create a new JADE directory:
mkdir JADE
cd JADE
Then create a pip virtual environment and activate it:
python -m venv jade
source jade/bin/activate
Note that once the venv is created, only the source command is required in future use.
Next clone the repository, and rename it to Code, and cd into it:
git clone https://github.com/sbradnam/JADE.git
mv JADE Code
cd Code
Now upgrade pip, and install the pip requirements:
pip install --upgrade pip
pip install .
JADE has now been installed as a command line tool. JADE should now be initialised in the top level JADE folder. To do this, cd up one level and run jade:
cd ../
jade
Alternatively, JADE can be configured in any location on your system. Lets now refer to this as <jade_root>:
cd path/to/alternative/jade/location
jade
Once initialised, the user should configure jade for their system. This can be fone by editing <jade_root>/Configuration/Config.xlsx.
Following configuration, the user can run jade within <jade_root> to enter the JADE gui.