feat(reaction_contribution_dashboard): added small web app to explore reaction contributions over time
This is a static webpage which will view JSON files in a format which I use (and will build into GridFire) and let users investigate the contributions each reaction at each timestep makes to the overall abundance of each species. This is invaluable when debugging a newtowk BREAKING CHANGE:
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# Reaction Contribution Web App
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This small static web app allows you to load up a reactions contributions JSON file and visualize the contributions of different reactions to different species. This is useful for debugging.
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The JSON file must have the schema
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```json
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{
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i: {
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t: float,
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dt: float,
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reaction_contribution: {
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Species: {
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reaction: float
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}
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}
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}
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}
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```
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where i counts from 0 -> the number of timesteps, Species is the species name (so if at one timestep there are 10 species tracked there will be 10 species entries), and reaction is the projectile-ejectile name of a reaction.
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