heppy

some work on HEP things in python (with quite a bit of help on c++ side)
dependencies:
- CMake, SWIG, Python ver. >= 3.8 (>=3.6 allowed if ROOT version is set to 6.18 rather than 6.22)
- FastJet ver. >= 3.
  - expects fastjet-config in $PATH or in $FASTJET_DIR/bin
  - note: during installation it will download and patch fjcontrib v. 1.042
- usage of ROOT (Pythia8 bindings; also HEPMC2, HEPMC3, LHAPDF6) is up to the user
  - for Pythia8 pythia8-config should be in $PATH or in $PYTHIA8_DIR/bin
  - for ROOT (compiled with the same python - ROOT.py etc should be built) root-config in $PATH or in $ROOTSYS/bin

quick start?

simply run it in a docker(https://www.docker.com)
- see https://github.com/matplo/heppy/tree/master/docker/heppy for a bit more information
run the following...

git clone https://github.com/matplo/heppy.git
./heppy/docker/heppy/run.sh

within the docker you may try

heppy_load
heppy_cd
cd heppy/examples/
./pythia_gen_fastjet_lund_test.py

recommended build/setup

a pre-build note: because of the interaction of python2 and python3 on some systems and the particularities of fastjet build (also pythia8 to some extent) we recommend building in virtual environment - for example:

./scripts/pipenv_heppy.sh install numpy
./scripts/pipenv_heppy.sh shell

# now build commands for the external packages follow...

# note: fastjet compilation relies on python-config (or python3.X-config to be precise)
./external/fastjet/build.sh
# note: use --clean to start with a clean configuration step
# ./external/fastjet/build.sh --clean

./external/lhapdf6/build.sh

./external/hepmc2/build.sh

./external/hepmc3/build.sh

./external/root/build.sh
# hint: for the next step you may need to source <your dir>/heppy/external/root/root-v6-24-08/bin/thisroot.sh

./external/roounfold/build.sh
# hint: if unable to build because Unfold missing in ROOT you are probably missing a dependency to build xml - install libxml2-dev and recompile root 

./external/pythia8/build.sh

./cpptools/build.sh

to build the main interface

./cpptools/build.sh

note this will also create ./modules/heppy/1.0 - a handy environmental module
- apart from setting up the paths it also adds a couple of aliases heppython for python executable in particular (and heppy_cd to cd to heppy directory...)
notable environment variables: -- $CGAL_DIR; $FASTJET_DIR; $HEPMC_DIR; $HEPMC2_DIR; $HEPMC3_DIR; $LHAPDF6_DIR; $PYTHIA8_DIR; $ROOTSYS
for full functionality (compiled with the same python3): -- FASTJET 3 (the builtin build will attempt to find CGAL on the system - guess is $CGAL_DIR}) -- PYTHIA 8 -- HEPMC2 and HEPMC3 -- LHAPDF6 -- ROOT 6
some prerequisites expected in path (compiled with the same python3):

root-config
pythia8-config

otherwise the system depends on CMake's findPackage (provided) see https://github.com/matplo/heppy/tree/newbuild/cmake/Modules

setting up external packages...

provided scripts can build external libraries (see below) and install them in heppy/external/...
to check if you have all what you need execute

	./external/build.sh

to build individual (missing) packages:

	./external/fastjet/build.sh
	./external/lhapdf6/build.sh
	./external/hepmc/build.sh
	./external/hepmc3/build.sh
	./external/root/build.sh
	./external/pythia8/build.sh
	./external/roounfold/build.sh

these will download and install PYTHIA, HepMC2, HepMC3, LHAPDF6, FASTJET, ROOT into the external subdirectory. User can control what version packages to use by building those libs yourself...

example python script

heppy/examples/pythia_gen_fastjet_lund_test.py

running

example 'workflow'

module use <where heppy>/modules
module load heppy/1.0
heppython $HEPPY_DIR/cpptools/tests/pythia_gen_fj_lund_test.py
...
# or for eIC
$HEPPYDIR/heppy/examples/pythia_gen_fastjet_lund_test.py --eic --eic-dis --ignore-mycfg

alternative

build PYTHIA [HepMC2, HepMC3, LHAPDF6], FASTJET and set appropriate environment variables (LHAPDF6 is completely optional; HEPMC2 also but pythiaext module will not be built);
for PYTHIA and/or FASTJET pythia8-config and/or fastjet-config are expected to be accessible (in PATH)
export $HEPPY_SETUP_EXTERNAL to point to a shell script setting up the environment or set it to a value - for example: export ${HEPPY_SETUP_EXTERNAL}=mysetup.sh

add/extend c++ (swig) to python

in the cpptools/src directory create your code/directory - should be easy to follow from one of the other
edit cpptools/src/CMakeLists.txt as needed
run ./scripts/setup.sh --rebuild or ./cpptools/scripts/build_cpptools.sh

contributing

Please fork and make a pull request. Please let us know if you are using this code - we are very much open for collaboration - email us at heppy@lbl.gov