A simple game which uses IBM Quantum Computer. It applies a single hadamard gate into the first qubit and then measure it to arrive into a classical state of 0 or 1. Currently, it uses Unity Framework as our frontend (C#) and Django as our backend (Python). We use Django since Qiskit is a Python Library.
Unfortunately heroku doesn't provide any free service now. We can deploy via localhost.
main - localhost
- Install django via pip
pip install django==3.1.5 --user
pip install qiskit --user
pip install qiskit==0.39.3 --user (this is what I currently use)
- I use python version 3.8
localhost:8000/ - home page, this will redirect you to OneQuantum Philippines Youtube channel, please consider subscribing 😊
localhost:8000/backends - fetches all available backend under ibm_q provider using your supplied API Key
localhost:8000/backends/least - fetches the least busy backend, except the simulators: ex. ibmq_qasm_simulator
localhost:8000/results - executes a job on ibm quantum computers and the return the result of the job execution
- Backend can't handle concurrent connections. Meaning that the result might get disrupted once another user is trying to connect using the same backend.
- Backend persist state such as IBM Quantum API Key. It's important to re-generate your API Key for security purpose. You can also run your code in localhost for added security.
- (Optional) Migrate the Frontend to JavaScript. Currently we are using Unity Framework for our Frontend.
- Refactoring the Code to be efficient.