Python modules and programs to handle outputs of the xshells code.

xsplot

xsplot is a python module and also a command line utility that can display:

• time evolution of quantities stored in the energy.* files,
• slices and spectra produced by the xspp program from simulation fields.

For instance, from command line:

python -m xsplot energy.bench -c Eu   # displays kinetic energy ('Eu') as a function of time

The same things within a python script or notebook:

import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import xsplot
y = xsplot.load_diags('energy.bench')
plt.plot(y['t'],y['Eu'])

pyxshells

pyxshells is a python module to work with field* files from simulations. For instance:

 import pyxshells
 f = pyxshells.load_field('fieldU.bench')
 kinetic_energy = f.energy()
 print(kinetic_energy)

DOCUMENTATION

For more info, see https://nschaeff.bitbucket.io/xshells/Ch3.html