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  • axtools
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      • Rocket Launch
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        • Writing the Initial Template File
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  • axutils
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  • AXANA
    • Overview
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    • Energy and Momentum
  • axcli
    • Overview
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  1. axcli

Overview

An explanation of what axcli is, and how to use it.

axcli is a command-line interface for the axinite module. It's primarily made for students, engineers, physicists, and anyone else in the field of astrophysics who'd like to simulate gravitational interactions without needing to know Python.

axcli can be installed through pip with pip install axcli. Afterward, you can use it with python -m axcli (or just axcli on some systems).

The rest of these docs go through how to use axcli in detail.

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