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Activation and Usage#

The NukeBox is a powerful package manager toolkit, specifically crafted for managing and updating various nuclear physics components and libraries. This guide will walk you through the activation, usage, and available commands of this package manager.

Installation#

Before using the NukeBox, you need to install it. Once the installation is complete, the script will create a program file named after the specified environment name, such as nuke.

Commands#

NukeBox supports the following commands:

Display Help#

To display the help message, use the -h or --help flag:

nuke -h

Display Version#

To display the version information, use the -V or --version flag:

nuke -V

Activate Environment#

To activate the NukeBox environment, simply use the activate command:

nuke activate

Deactivate Environment#

To deactivate the NukeBox environment, use the deactivate command:

nuke deactivate

Update Components#

You can update specific components individually or update all components at once. Here are the available update commands:

  • Update NukeBox (Core):

nuke update core

  • Update Geant4 to the latest version:

nuke update geant4

  • Update DAGMC to the latest version:

nuke update dagmc

  • Update OpenMC to the latest version:

nuke update openmc

  • Update PyNE to the latest version:

nuke update pyne

  • Update all components (NukeBox, Geant4, DAGMC, OpenMC, and PyNE):

nuke update all

Set Cross-Section Data Library#

You can set the path for the cross-section data library using the endf command. Choose from the following libraries:

  • ENDF/B-VII.0 (70):

nuke endf endfb70

  • ENDF/B-VII.1 (71):

nuke endf endfb71

  • ENDF/B-VIII.0/X (80X):

nuke endf lib80x

Uninstall NukeBox#

To completely uninstall NukeBox, use the uninstall command:

nuke uninstall

General Usage#

The general usage format for NukeBox is as follows:

nuke <command> [options]

Examples#

Here are some examples of how to use the NukeBox commands:

  • Activate the NukeBox environment:

nuke activate

  • Update Geant4 to the latest version:

nuke update geant4

  • Update all components:

nuke update all

  • Set the cross-section data library to ENDF/B-VII.0 (70):

nuke endf endfb70

  • Uninstall NukeBox:

nuke uninstall

Feel free to use these commands to manage and update your nuclear physics components efficiently with the NukeBox package manager!

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