pytket is a python module for interfacing with CQC t|ket>, a set of quantum programming tools. We currently support circuits and device architectures from Google Cirq, IBM Qiskit, Pyzx, ProjectQ, Rigetti pyQuil, AQT, Honeywell and Microsoft QDK, allowing the t|ket> tools to be used in conjunction with projects on these platforms.
pytket is available for python3.6 or higher, on Linux and MacOS.
To install, ensure that you have pip version 19 or above, and run
pip install pytket
Note: attempting to install from source will not set up the required binaries for the t|ket> compiler, so we recommend the PyPI installation.
See the Getting Started page for a quick introduction to using pytket.
Documentation can be found at cqcl.github.io/pytket
To get more in depth on features, see the examples.
To use pytket in conjunction with other platforms you must download an additional separate module for each.
This can be done from pip, or from source, as the binaries are included with the core pytket package.
For each subpackage:
- Qiskit:
pip install pytket-qiskit - Cirq:
pip install pytket-cirq - PyQuil:
pip install pytket-pyquil - ProjectQ:
pip install pytket-projectq - PyZX:
pip install pytket-pyzx - AQT:
pip install pytket-aqt - Honeywell:
pip install pytket-honeywell - Q#:
pip install pytket-qsharp
A command-line interface tket is also included in this repo, enabling basic compilation and running of circuits on any installed backends. Type tket -h for help.
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