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Unix-based preparation and analysis toolbox for molecular simulations
Unix-based preparation and analysis toolbox for Nanomaterials and Room Temperature Ionic Liquids in Bulk and Slab using bash scripts, Gromacs tools and Matlab functions.
NaRIBaS provides a framework that decouples user input parameter and terminal based command lines. NaRIBaS does not replace a simulation software and specific analysis tools like Gromacs, but it allows iterative repetition of tasks while changing specific input parameter.
The toolbox is to be understood as a scripting framework rather than a black-box software.
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A fully working, completely opensource PRE/Release Database, written in PHP (+ MySQL), BASH, MSL and TCL. Please note: Database and NFO/SFV/M3U Files are not included, only Backend/Frontend software.
ftpls2html consists of 2 scripts, one Expect Script for catching the files
hosting on in a directory of a ftp-server and one bash script for converting
the catched files into html. There it's posible to create index-files of your hosted files.