xBFreE InstallationΒΆ
Currently, xBFreE can be installed using three ways:
- Manual installation
- Docker Package (coming soon!)
- Singularity Package (coming soon!)
Manual installationΒΆ
You can carry out the installation of xBFreE in three ways:
conda environment
(Recommended for PC installation)- The conda environment provides a clean and efficient way of installing xBFreE. It also allows to have different versions of xBFreE in isolated environments, thus reducing the possibility of incompatibility with other packages. Installation time is also less since it does not require the compilation of AmberTools or GROMACS.
virtual environment
(Recommended for HPC installation -- coming soon!)- The virtual environment provides a clean and efficient way of installing xBFreE. It also allows to have different versions of xBFreE in isolated environment, thus reducing the possibility of incompatibility with other packages. Differently to
conda environment
this environment only contain python packages and not pre-compiled libraries.
Require external dependencies
In HPC, the admin recommends using a virtual environment instead of conda to take advantage of optimized compiled programs. In this case, you will require AmberTools, Gromacs, and other dependencies previously compiled (generally as modules)
AmberTools compilation
(Recommended when you need to modify sander o compile AmberTools in a specific way)- In this way, we assume that you have AmberTools compiled on your machine and that you want to do an installation without worrying about enabling or disabling conda environments. It also involves user compilation of GROMACS, which takes considerable installation time. This way also requires installed packages to be compatible and installation errors are more frequent.
Preparing the environmentΒΆ
Before installing xBFreE we need to prepare the environment with all dependencies.
Important
Make sure to have conda installed in your computer.
Installing xBFreE using a requierement yml file.
Download env.yml file
Important
The latest release of xBFreE available in PYPI will be installed
Installing dependencies
Copy described intructions
conda update conda
conda create -n xbfree-env python=3.9 -y -q #
conda activate xbfree-env #
conda install -c conda-forge mpi4py=3.1.3 ambertools=21.12 compilers=1.2.0 -y -q #
python -m pip install git+https://github.com/Valdes-Tresanco-MS/ParmEd.git@v3.4 #
python -m pip install pyqt5 #
# Optional
conda install -c conda-forge gromacs==2022.4 -y -q #
Follow the oficial AmberTools installation according to your OS
Note
We asume that AmberTools and their shell environment are correctly configured
INSTALLATION
UPDATE
Info
Install xBFreE from PyPI PyPI has the latest version of xBFreE including stable and beta versions.
INSTALLATION
UPDATE
Warning
Install/update xBFreE from the master branch of GitHub repository. This version is only recommended to test a new version or to try temporary solutions to reported bugs.
Installing xBFreEΒΆ
The steps described below includes the installation of the latest xBFreE release. Here, we show you how install/update other versions from PYPI or directly from the GitHub Repository
INSTALLATION
UPDATE
Info
Install/update xBFreE from PyPI. PyPI has the latest version of xBFreE including stable and beta versions.
INSTALLATION
UPDATE
Warning
Install xBFreE from the master branch of GitHub repository. This is only recommended for testing new versions or temporary solutions to reported bugs.
Docker PackageΒΆ
Coming soon! sds
Singularity PackageΒΆ
Coming soon!
Testing the operation of xBFreEΒΆ
After preparing everything to run xBFreE
, it only remains to check its correct operation. To know how to do it, consult the documentation of xBFreE_test
Created: 1 year ago2023-06-24