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.. _qp_plugins:
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qp_plugins
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.. program:: qp_plugins
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This command deals with all external plugins of |qp|. Plugin
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repositories can be downloaded, and the plugins in these repositories
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can be installed/uninstalled or created.
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Usage
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-----
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.. code:: bash
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qp_plugins list [-i] [-u] [-q]
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qp_plugins download <url>
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qp_plugins install <name>...
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qp_plugins uninstall <name>
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qp_plugins create -n <name> [-r <repo>] [<needed_modules>...]
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.. option:: list
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List all the available plugins.
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.. option:: -i, --installed
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List all the *installed* plugins.
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.. option:: -u, --uninstalled
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List all the *uninstalled* plugins.
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.. option:: -q, --repositories
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List all the downloaded repositories.
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.. option:: download <url>
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Download an external repository. The URL points to a tar.gz file or a
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git repository, for example:
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* http://example.com/site/example.tar.gz
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* git@gitlab.com:user/example_repository
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.. option:: install <plugin_name>
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Install the plugin ``plugin_name``.
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.. option:: uninstall <plugin_name>
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Uninstall the plugin ``plugin_name``.
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.. option:: -n, --name=<plugin_name>
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Create a new plugin named ``plugin_name`` (in local repository by default).
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.. option:: -r, --repository=<repo>
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Specify in which repository the new plugin will be created.
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Example
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Let us download, install and compile some specific external plugins from
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`<https://gitlab.com/eginer/qp_plugins_eginer>`_ .
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First, download the git repo associated to these plugins. To do so,
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first go to the `plugins` directory in the |QP| and execute:
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.. code:: bash
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qp_plugins download https://gitlab.com/eginer/qp_plugins_eginer
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This will create in the directory `plugins` a local copy of
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the git repo located at the URL you indicated. Then, go in
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`qp_plugins_eginer/stable/`
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.. code:: bash
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cd qp_plugins_eginer/stable/
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In the directory `stable`, there are many directories which all
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correspond to a specific plugin that have been developed by the person
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in charge of the repository. All these plugins might use some global
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variables and routines contained in the core modules of the |QP|.
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Now let us install the plugin `rsdft_cipsi`:
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.. code:: bash
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qp_plugins install rsdft_cipsi
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This will link this directory to the |QP| which means that when the code
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will be compiled, this plugin will be compiled to and therefore all the
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executables/scripts/input keywords contained in this module will be
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available as if there were part of the core of the |QP|.
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Then, to compile the new plugin, just recompile the |QP| as usual by
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going at the root of the |QP| directory:
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.. code:: bash
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cd $QP_ROOT
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ninja
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Finally, if you go back to the plugin directory you just installed, you
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should see all the executables/scripts which have been created and which
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are now available with the `qp_run` command.
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