Qirella is a simple quantum statevector simulator in developement that also supports building tensor networks for the ZX-Calculus and allows interactively applying and experimenting with the rewrite rules.
It is designed as a WebApp written in Kotlin and transpiled to JavaScript.
The project uses gradle as the build tool.
Just access the WebApp using any (modern) web browser on e.g. https://qirella.geosearchef.de.
Download a prebuilt release containing the JS code and required resources from the releases page of this repository, then just open index.html with a browser of your choice.
The easiest way to build and run the project is using the IntelliJ IDE. Just clone and import the project using Gradle as Kotlin/JS for browser (Frontend Application).
The IDE should automatically start downloading the specified Gradle wrapper.
Then simply run the browserDevelopmentRun / build tasks.
First, clone the repository and install gradle 6.7. Inside the project root, run:
gradle browserDevelopementRun
to build the application and launch the integrated web server. Using
gradle build
you can build the project including the distribution files which you can find in ./build/distributions and either open them using a web browser or put them on a web server of your choice.