Add helper for fispact input - #213
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WalkthroughThe change adds a ChangesFISPACT input workflow
Priority: ⬇️ Low — Defer this FISPACT input wrapper because it adds a documented helper, tests, and example without supplied evidence of elevated product or external urgency. Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new FISPACT input wrapper can generate materially incorrect target definitions when density and volume are used, affecting calculation results. Invalid material calls can also leave reusable inputs with duplicate composition entries. These issues should be corrected before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Material
participant FispactInp
participant InputData
participant InputFile
Material->>FispactInp: provide material
FispactInp->>InputData: add material
FispactInp->>InputData: add irradiation schedule
FispactInp->>InputFile: save generated input
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In `@docs/source/examples/input/jupyters/fispact_inp.ipynb`:
- Around line 16-18: Update the introductory description to refer to the
IrradiationScenario type instead of Irradiation, matching the type imported and
instantiated by the example; leave the Material reference unchanged.
In `@src/f4enix/input/fispact_inp.py`:
- Line 73: Correct the unit conversions in the volume/density mass calculation
and the mass/rho volume calculation: update the expression near m to multiply
density by 1000, and update the corresponding expression near line 94 to divide
mass by rho multiplied by 1000. Preserve the surrounding input-generation logic.
- Line 1: Add the project’s standard EUPL-1.2 copyright header at the beginning
of the new source file, before the pypact imports. Reuse the exact header format
from an existing module.
- Around line 68-69: Move validation of the mass, volume, and density arguments
in the mass-style branch before iterating over new_mat.elements and calling
self.inp.addElement. Ensure invalid calls return or raise before mutating
self.inp, while preserving the existing element-addition behavior for valid
arguments.
In `@tests/fispact_inp_test.py`:
- Line 17: Construct a single module-level LibManager instance and update the
fixture that calls Material.from_zaids to pass that shared instance instead of
creating LibManager per fixture invocation; preserve the existing material
creation behavior.
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| "f4enix deals with fispact inputs and outputs through the `pypact` package. A light-weight wrapper of `pypact.InputData` class is available in f4enix which allows to more easily integrate it with f4enix `Irradiation` and `Material` classes.\n", | ||
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| "The description of `Irradiation` and `Material` classes are out of scope of this section." |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Use the IrradiationScenario type name.
The example imports and creates IrradiationScenario. Replace Irradiation in this text so the documentation matches the wrapper API.
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In `@docs/source/examples/input/jupyters/fispact_inp.ipynb` around lines 16 - 18,
Update the introductory description to refer to the IrradiationScenario type
instead of Irradiation, matching the type imported and instantiated by the
example; leave the Material reference unchanged.
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| from pypact import InputData, to_file | |||
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Add the required EUPL-1.2 copyright header.
This new source file starts with imports. Add the standard header from an existing module before the imports.
As per coding guidelines, every new source file must include the standard EUPL-1.2 copyright header.
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In `@src/f4enix/input/fispact_inp.py` at line 1, Add the project’s standard
EUPL-1.2 copyright header at the beginning of the new source file, before the
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| for element in new_mat.elements: | ||
| self.inp.addElement(element.name, percentage=-element.get_fraction()) |
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pypact 1.3.8 InputData addElement source
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In the pypact library (version 1.3.8 and earlier), the addElement method is part of the InputData class [1][2]. It is used to define the material composition of a target for a FISPACT-II calculation [1][2]. When creating an input file object, you instantiate InputData and use addElement(element, percentage) to specify the constituent elements and their respective mass or atom percentages [3][4]. Example usage: import pypact as pp # Create an InputData instance id = pp.InputData(name='test') # Define target composition id.addElement('Ti', percentage=80.0) id.addElement('Fe', percentage=14.8) id.addElement('Cr', percentage=5.2) This method, along with others like setMass and setDensity, is used to generate the necessary material specification keywords (e.g., MASS) in the final FISPACT-II input file [2]. More comprehensive documentation and examples can be found in the pypact GitHub repository [3][5] and its ReadTheDocs page [6].
Citations:
- 1: https://deepwiki.com/fispact/pypact/3.1-input-data-configuration
- 2: https://deepwiki.com/fispact/pypact/3-input-management
- 3: https://github.com/fispact/pypact
- 4: https://github.com/fispact/pypact/blob/master/README.md
- 5: https://github.com/fispact/pypact/
- 6: https://pypact.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
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The term addElement is not a reserved keyword, built-in function, or standard method across major programming languages. Instead, it is a common naming convention used by developers for custom functions or methods designed to add an item to a data structure (such as a list, set, or custom object) [1]. Because it is not a standardized part of languages like Python, Java, or C++, its implementation and behavior depend entirely on the specific codebase or library in which it is defined [1][2]. For example: 1. Custom Application Logic: In the Pypact library (a Python package for processing nuclear data), addElement is a user-defined method used to add material components to a target definition [2]. 2. Custom Data Structure Implementations: Developers often define methods named addElement when creating custom classes (e.g., a LinkedList or a GUI component container) to encapsulate the logic required to initialize, validate, or insert a new element into that specific structure. If you encounter addElement in a specific project, it is recommended to check the project's documentation or source code definition to understand its exact parameters and expected behavior, as these will vary by implementation [1][3]. Most standard language libraries use more idiomatic names for adding items, such as append, add, insert, or push, depending on the language and data type [2].
Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/fispact/pypact/blob/f0571ca1/examples/outputplotting/periodictable.py
- 2: https://github.com/fispact/pypact/blob/master/README.md
- 3: https://github.com/fispact/pypact/blob/f0571ca1/docs/index.rst
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pypact 1.3.8 GitHub InputData.py
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Pypact version 1.3.8 is a release of the Python package designed for interacting with FISPACT-II, which includes the InputData module [1][2]. The InputData.py file serves as the core component for the InputData class, which provides a high-level interface for programmatically creating, configuring, and manipulating FISPACT-II input files [3][4]. Key functions of the InputData class include: 1. Input Configuration: Users can define material compositions (using methods like addElement or setMass/setFuel), specify irradiation and cooling schedules (addIrradiation, addCooling), and set various computational parameters like cross-section libraries or output options [4][5]. 2. Serialization and Deserialization: The class handles the conversion of Python objects into the specific FISPACT-II input file format (*.i) via a serialization method, and conversely, can parse existing FISPACT-II input files back into Python objects using deserialization [3][4]. 3. Validation: It includes validation logic to ensure the input configuration is appropriate for a FISPACT-II run before it is written to a file [5][2]. The pypact 1.3.8 release, published on November 19, 2025, included several updates to InputData functionality, such as adding density keyword reading, irradiation schedule reading, and mass reading capabilities from input files [1]. You can find the source code and documentation within the official fispact/pypact GitHub repository [5][6].
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- 1: https://github.com/fispact/pypact/releases/tag/1.3.8
- 2: https://pypi.org/project/pypact/
- 3: https://deepwiki.com/fispact/pypact/3.1-input-data-configuration
- 4: https://deepwiki.com/fispact/pypact/3-input-management
- 5: https://github.com/fispact/pypact
- 6: https://github.com/fispact/pypact/blob/f0571ca1/docs/index.rst
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Validate mass-style arguments before adding elements.
InputData.addElement appends entries immediately. The mass-style branch adds elements before checking mass, volume, and density, so a rejected call leaves entries in self.inp and can duplicate material composition in later calls that reuse it. Move the argument validation before the element loop.
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In `@src/f4enix/input/fispact_inp.py` around lines 68 - 69, Move validation of the
mass, volume, and density arguments in the mass-style branch before iterating
over new_mat.elements and calling self.inp.addElement. Ensure invalid calls
return or raise before mutating self.inp, while preserving the existing
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| def simple_material() -> Material: | ||
| return Material.from_zaids( | ||
| [(1001, 0.5), (8016, 0.5)], | ||
| libman=LibManager(), |
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Reuse one module-level LibManager.
Construct LibManager once at module level. Pass that instance to Material.from_zaids from the fixture.
Proposed fix
+LIB_MANAGER = LibManager()
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`@pytest.fixture`
def simple_material() -> Material:
return Material.from_zaids(
[(1001, 0.5), (8016, 0.5)],
- libman=LibManager(),
+ libman=LIB_MANAGER,As per coding guidelines, expensive fixtures such as LibManager are constructed once at module level and reused across test classes.
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In `@tests/fispact_inp_test.py` at line 17, Construct a single module-level
LibManager instance and update the fixture that calls Material.from_zaids to
pass that shared instance instead of creating LibManager per fixture invocation;
preserve the existing material creation behavior.
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