Re: [Spglib-users] Spglib in JavaScript for in-browser usage

[Atsushi T. <atz...@gm...>]

Hi Evgeny,

This is interesting. I like the idea that it works on client side. It
may be the time for me to learn JS and around.

What spglib can do can be done by bilbao-crystallographic server. So
if some better service is provided, it may be nicer, e.g., to provide
machine friendly interface.

Togo

On Sat, Sep 19, 2015 at 9:43 AM, Evgeny Blokhin <eb...@ti...> wrote:
> Dear Dr. Atsushi Togo-san and Spglib users,
>
> as you probably know any C code can be transpiled to JavaScript with the aid
> of source-to-source code compiler. After a successful experience with
> converting RasMol to JavaScript (https://bitbucket.org/jam31/rasmoljs), i
> decided to keep on with Spglib. This is to draw your attention to the
> result, SpglibJS. Now to determine crystalline symmetry you need only a
> browser (without any plugins). SpglibJS is a pure experiment, and to foster
> any possible ideas and usecases i created an example web-app, providing
> symmetry validation functionality for CIF or POSCAR files. An explicit
> symmetry information is absent in POSCARs and often omitted in CIFs, so this
> web-app provides a quick way of checking the symmetry. No server is used
> after loading, so it is possible to drop a file there and check it without
> Internet connection (and without any concerns about privacy).
>
> The link is https://github.com/blokhin/spglibjs
>
> I would be happy if you find any further inspiration from my code. Lastly, a
> big thanks to Dr. Atsushi Togo-san for Spglib.
>
> Regards,
> Evgeny Blokhin
>
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