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# Quantum Simulator | ||
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A [web editor](https://rhaskia.github.io/quantum) for quantum circuits, built on a library made from scratch for quantum simulation. | ||
The web editor is fully featured, even containing a Bloch Sphere for easy visualization of quantum circuits. | ||
However, this is mostly meant as a teaching tool for basic quantum circuits, as it does not scale well. | ||
The quantum library can be used separately, but it was mostly built for this editor, so there are likely better options available. | ||
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# Features | ||
- Qubit Operations | ||
- Multiple Qubit States | ||
- Simulation Stepping | ||
- Algorithm Examples | ||
- Bloch Sphere Visualization | ||
- Quantum State Output | ||
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# How to Use | ||
Drag the white boxes with words/letters at the top of the screen onto the black lines below. Once you've made something you want to test, hit the `Simulation Step` button. | ||
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# Running | ||
Either use the github page for this repo or clone it and using the dioxus cli (```cargo install dioxus-cli``` - you will need rust installed as well) run the following: ```dx serve --package editor --platform web``` |