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1# fmt: off
3# Note:
4# Try to avoid module level import statements here to reduce
5# import time during CLI execution
6from ase.cli.main import CLIError
9def plot_reciprocal_cell(path, output=None):
10 import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
12 path.plot()
14 if output:
15 plt.savefig(output)
16 else:
17 plt.show()
20def read_object(filename):
21 from ase.io import read
22 from ase.io.formats import UnknownFileTypeError
23 from ase.io.jsonio import read_json
25 try:
26 return read(filename)
27 except UnknownFileTypeError:
28 # Probably a bandpath/bandstructure:
29 return read_json(filename)
32def obj2bandpath(obj):
33 from ase import Atoms
34 from ase.dft.kpoints import BandPath
36 if isinstance(obj, BandPath):
37 print('Object is a band path')
38 print(obj)
39 return obj
41 if isinstance(getattr(obj, 'path', None), BandPath):
42 print(f'Object contains a bandpath: {obj}')
43 path = obj.path
44 print(path)
45 return path
47 if isinstance(obj, Atoms):
48 print(f'Atoms object: {obj}')
49 print('Determining standard form of Bravais lattice:')
50 lat = obj.cell.get_bravais_lattice(pbc=obj.pbc)
51 print(lat.description())
52 print('Showing default bandpath')
53 return lat.bandpath(density=0)
55 raise CLIError(f'Strange object: {obj}')
58class CLICommand:
59 """Show the reciprocal space.
61 Read unit cell from a file and show a plot of the 1. Brillouin zone. If
62 the file contains information about k-points, then those can be plotted
63 too.
65 Examples:
67 $ ase build -x fcc Al al.traj
68 $ ase reciprocal al.traj
69 """
71 @staticmethod
72 def add_arguments(parser):
73 add = parser.add_argument
74 add('name', metavar='input-file',
75 help='Input file containing unit cell.')
76 add('output', nargs='?', help='Write plot to file (.png, .svg, ...).')
78 @staticmethod
79 def run(args, parser):
80 obj = read_object(args.name)
81 path = obj2bandpath(obj)
82 plot_reciprocal_cell(path, output=args.output)