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# quicfire-tools

## Quick-Links

[Documentation](https://silvxlabs.github.io/quicfire-tools/) - [PyPi Package](https://pypi.org/project/quicfire-tools/)

## What is quicfire-tools?

quicfire-tools is a Python package that provides a convenient interface for programmatically creating and managing
QUIC-Fire input file decks and processing QUIC-Fire output files into standard Python array data structures.

The goals of quicfire-tools are to:

1. Make it easy to write Python code to work with QUIC-Fire input and output files.
2. Unify code, scripts, and workflows across the QUIC-Fire ecosystem into a single package to support the development of
   new QUIC-Fire tools and applications.
3. Provide a platform for collaboration among QUIC-Fire developers and users.


## Installation

quicfire-tools can be installed using `pip` or `conda`.

### pip

```bash
pip install quicfire-tools
```

### conda

Conda support is coming soon!


## Issues

If you encounter any issues with the quicfire-tools package, please submit an issue on the quicfire-tools GitHub
repository [issues page](https://github.com/silvxlabs/quicfire-tools/issues).
