Installation
Quanturf is compatible with the following operating systems:
Windows
macOS
Linux
Cloud environments
Installation Methods
There are two recommended methods to install and use Quanturf: using a virtual environment (venv) or using Docker for containerized installation.
Method 1: Virtual Environment (venv)
Step 1: Create a Virtual Environment This command will create a new directory named "venv" containing the isolated Python environment.
Step 2: Activate the Virtual Environment Activate the virtual environment by running the appropriate command for your operating system. This will download and install the Quanturf package and its dependencies into the virtual environment.
Step 3: Install Quanturf Once the virtual environment is activated, use pip to install Quanturf
Step 4: Run jupyterlab on quanturf
Once quanturf package is installed run following command to open jupyterlab
Step 5: Launch Quanturf
After installing Quanturf, open a browser and navigate to https://localhost:9000/lab to access the Quanturf JupyterLab interface.
Method 2: Docker (Containerized Installation)
Prerequisite: Install Docker
Before proceeding with the Docker installation, ensure that Docker is installed on your system. Refer to the official Docker documentation for instructions on installing Docker for your specific operating system.
Step 1: Obtain the Docker Compose File Download the Docker Compose file for Quanturf by executing the following command
Step 2: Start Quanturf using Docker Compose To start Quanturf using Docker Compose, run the following command. This command will fetch the Docker Compose file and save it as "docker-compose.yml" in your current directory.
Step 3: Launch Quanturf
After installing Quanturf, open a browser and navigate to http://localhost:9000/lab access the Quanturf JupyterLab interface.
For more details regarding installation, please refer to the accompanying video
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