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+Metadata-Version: 2.4
+Name: chemql-python
+Version: 1.1.0
+Summary: A chemistry-focused query language and REPL
+Author-email: Mohammad Rakibul Islam <rakibulofficial1017@gmail.com>
+Requires-Python: >=3.10
+Description-Content-Type: text/markdown
+License-File: LICENSE
+Requires-Dist: prompt_toolkit>=3.0
+Provides-Extra: test
+Requires-Dist: pytest>=8.0; extra == "test"
+Dynamic: license-file
+
+# ChemQL --- Chemistry Query Language
+
+**Query chemistry like a database. Mix chemistry queries, Python, and
+shell commands in one interactive environment.**
+
+ChemQL is a command-line chemistry query language for exploring chemical
+elements, molecules, and reactions. It combines a small SQL-inspired
+query syntax with a persistent Python environment, reaction utilities,
+optional external molecule lookup, and tools for running repeatable
+scripts.
+
+> **Version covered by this README:** 1.1.0\
+> The examples below describe the current ChemQL 1.1.0 source. Dataset
+> contents and external-service availability can affect individual
+> lookup results.
+
+## Contents
+
+-   [Highlights](#highlights)
+-   [Installation](#installation)
+-   [Starting ChemQL](#starting-chemql)
+-   [Your first queries](#your-first-queries)
+-   [Sources and data fields](#sources-and-data-fields)
+-   [Filtering and query logic](#filtering-and-query-logic)
+-   [Sorting, limiting, counting, and returning
+    fields](#sorting-limiting-counting-and-returning-fields)
+-   [Quick lookup commands](#quick-lookup-commands)
+-   [Molecules from external chemistry
+    sources](#molecules-from-external-chemistry-sources)
+-   [Chemical reactions](#chemical-reactions)
+-   [Balancing equations](#balancing-equations)
+-   [Mixing ChemQL with Python](#mixing-chemql-with-python)
+-   [Multiline Python blocks](#multiline-python-blocks)
+-   [Running shell commands](#running-shell-commands)
+-   [Comments, semicolons, and line
+    continuation](#comments-semicolons-and-line-continuation)
+-   [Scripts, pipes, and output files](#scripts-pipes-and-output-files)
+-   [Session history and exports](#session-history-and-exports)
+-   [Terminal experience](#terminal-experience)
+-   [Python API](#python-api)
+-   [Query syntax reference](#query-syntax-reference)
+-   [Examples](#examples)
+-   [Troubleshooting](#troubleshooting)
+
+## Highlights
+
+-   **Three queryable chemistry sources:** `elements`, `molecules`, and
+    `reactions`.
+-   **Database-style filtering:** equality, inequality, numeric
+    comparisons, pattern matching, containment, and grouped Boolean
+    logic.
+-   **Useful result operations:** choose the first or last match, sort
+    ascending or descending, limit results, count matches, and project
+    selected fields.
+-   **Readable results:** one selected field returns a list; multiple
+    fields are formatted as a column-aligned table.
+-   **Quick lookups:** find elements by name or symbol, molecules by
+    name or formula, and reactions by name, identifier, or equation.
+-   **External molecule lookup:** ChemQL can try local data first and
+    then use online chemistry services, including PubChem and the NIST
+    Chemistry WebBook, when available.
+-   **Reaction exploration:** search reaction records and match
+    reactants against the current reaction conditions and catalysts.
+-   **Equation balancing:** balance reaction equations with smallest
+    positive integer coefficients.
+-   **Reaction conditions:** configure temperature, pressure, and
+    catalysts before running reaction matching.
+-   **Hybrid Python:** execute Python expressions and statements, retain
+    variables between commands, and embed ChemQL query results directly
+    inside Python.
+-   **Python control flow:** use `if`/`elif`/`else`, `for`, `while`,
+    `break`, and `continue` blocks.
+-   **Multiline Python:** use `[[[` ... `]]]` for a single multiline
+    Python block.
+-   **Integrated shell:** execute commands in a persistent Bash or
+    Windows Command Prompt session using backticks or fenced terminal
+    blocks.
+-   **Comments and convenient command composition:** use `//` comments,
+    `///` multiline comments, semicolon-separated commands, and
+    backslash line continuation.
+-   **Interactive assistance:** syntax highlighting, command completion,
+    built-in help, and a browser-based periodic-table viewer.
+-   **Scriptable CLI:** run a command, run a file, pipe input through
+    standard input, disable ANSI escape sequences, or save clean output
+    to a file.
+-   **Execution-history exports:** save all, successful, or failed
+    queries and results.
+-   **Python integration:** import the query API and build queries
+    programmatically.
+-   **Upgrade helper:** request the latest release or a particular
+    version from the CLI.
+
+## Installation
+
+Install the Python package from PyPI:
+
+``` bash
+pip install chemql-python
+```
+
+## Upgrading the package or switching versions
+
+If your chemql-python version is >=1.0.1, you can simply run
+```bash
+chemql --upgrade
+``` 
+Or to switch versions to for example 0.2.2
+```bash
+chemql --upgrade 0.2.2
+``` 
+However if you do not have chemql-python version >=1.0.1
+```bash
+pip install --upgrade chemql-python
+```
+Or to switch versions to for example 0.2.2
+```bash
+pip install --force-reinstall chemql-python==0.2.2
+```
+If your chemql-python version is >=1.1.0, and the terminal respond with something like "This environment is externally managed" then you can run 
+```bash
+chemql --upgrade --force
+```
+OR
+```bash
+chemql --upgrade --dangerously
+```
+Else
+```bash
+pip install --upgrade chemql-python --break-system-packages
+```
+
+However, this is highly discouraged and creating a venv using `python -m venv .` and activating it with `source .venv/bin/activate` on MacOS/Linux or `.\.venv\Scripts\Activate.ps1`
+
+## Starting ChemQL
+
+Start the interactive prompt:
+
+``` bash
+chemql
+```
+
+At the prompt, type `help` or `?` to see the built-in command reference.
+Type `exit` or press `Ctrl+C` to leave.
+
+Check the installed version:
+
+``` bash
+chemql --version
+```
+
+You can also use the language as a one-off command:
+
+``` bash
+chemql -c 'search elements name = "Hydrogen"'
+```
+
+## Your first queries
+
+ChemQL has three main sources. Specify the source in a query:
+
+``` text
+search elements
+search molecules
+search reactions
+```
+
+A source can be selected for subsequent searches:
+
+``` text
+source elements
+search name = "Hydrogen"
+search number = 1
+```
+
+You can always state a source explicitly:
+
+``` text
+search elements name = "Hydrogen"
+search molecules formula = "H2O"
+search reactions reaction_type = "combustion"
+```
+
+To list the available fields for the active source---or the fields
+across all sources when no source is selected---use:
+
+``` text
+list all
+```
+
+## Sources and data fields
+
+ChemQL ships with local JSON datasets for its chemistry sources. Exact
+records and fields depend on the bundled dataset version.
+
+### Elements
+
+The element records include fields such as:
+
+`name`, `symbol`, `number`, `atomic_mass`, `appearance`, `category`,
+`phase`, `density`, `melt`, `boil`, `molar_heat`, `period`, `group`,
+`block`, `shells`, `electron_configuration`,
+`electron_configuration_semantic`, `electron_affinity`,
+`electronegativity_pauling`, `ionization_energies`, `discovered_by`,
+`named_by`, `summary`, `source`, `image`, `bohr_model_image`,
+`bohr_model_3d`, `spectral_img`, `xpos`, `ypos`, `wxpos`, `wypos`, and
+`cpk-hex`.
+
+Example:
+
+``` text
+search elements symbol = "Fe" return name symbol number atomic_mass
+search elements phase = "Gas" return name symbol
+search elements electronegativity_pauling > 3 return name symbol electronegativity_pauling
+```
+
+The element `number` field is the atomic number.
+
+### Molecules
+
+Molecule records include:
+
+`name`, `formula`, `elements`, `molecular_weight`, `iupac_name`,
+`smiles`, `cid`, `melting_point`, `boiling_point`, `density`, `state`,
+`bonds`, and `total_bond_energy`.
+
+Example:
+
+``` text
+search molecules formula = "H2O"
+search molecules molecular_weight < 50 return name formula molecular_weight
+search molecules state = "Liquid" return name formula
+```
+
+Bond information and calculated total bond energy are available when
+present in the bundled bond datasets.
+
+### Reactions
+
+Reaction records include:
+
+`id`, `name`, `equation`, `reaction_type`, `reversible`, `reactants`,
+`products`, `conditions`, `notes`, and `source`.
+
+Example:
+
+``` text
+search reactions reaction_type = "combustion"
+search reactions reversible = true return name equation
+search reactions name like "*Haber*" return name equation source
+```
+
+## Filtering and query logic
+
+ChemQL supports the following comparison and matching operators:
+
+  -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+  Operator                Meaning                 Example
+  ----------------------- ----------------------- -------------------------------------------
+  `=`                     Equal                   `search elements symbol = "O"`
+
+  `!=`                    Not equal               `search elements phase != "Gas"`
+
+  `>`                     Greater than            `search molecules molecular_weight > 100`
+
+  `<`                     Less than               `search elements number < 10`
+
+  `>=`                    Greater than or equal   `search elements number >= 90`
+
+  `<=`                    Less than or equal      `search molecules molecular_weight <= 20`
+
+  `like`                  Case-insensitive        `search molecules name like "*water*"`
+                          wildcard pattern        
+
+  `like!`                 Case-sensitive wildcard `search elements name like! "Hydrogen"`
+                          pattern                 
+
+  `likep`                 Pattern matching with   `search molecules formula likep "*H*"`
+                          the parser's pattern    
+                          mode                    
+
+  `has`                   Check whether a value   `search molecules elements has "O"`
+                          contains an item        
+  -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+Use `and` and `or` to combine conditions:
+
+``` text
+search elements number > 10 and number < 20
+search molecules name like "*acid*" or name like "*base*"
+```
+
+Parentheses let you group conditions:
+
+``` text
+search molecules (name like "*water*" or formula = "H2O") and molecular_weight < 25
+```
+
+Patterns are useful when you only know part of a name or formula. For
+exact supported pattern behavior, try a query against the local dataset
+and inspect the results.
+
+## Sorting, limiting, counting, and returning fields
+
+These operations can be added to a search query.
+
+### Sort
+
+``` text
+search elements sort number
+search molecules sort molecular_weight desc
+search reactions sort name asc
+```
+
+Use `asc` for ascending or `desc` for descending order.
+
+### Limit
+
+``` text
+search molecules limit 10
+search elements number > 20 sort number limit 5
+```
+
+### Count
+
+``` text
+search molecules count
+search reactions reversible = true count
+```
+
+### First and last
+
+``` text
+search elements first number > 10
+search elements last number < 20
+```
+
+You can also put `first` or `last` immediately after `search`:
+
+``` text
+search first elements number > 10
+search last molecules molecular_weight < 100
+```
+
+### Return only selected fields
+
+A single field returns a one-dimensional list. Multiple fields return a
+table.
+
+``` text
+search molecules molecular_weight < 20 return name
+search molecules molecular_weight < 20 return name formula molecular_weight
+search reactions reversible = true return name equation source
+```
+
+Filtering and result operations can be combined:
+
+``` text
+search elements number > 10 and number < 30 sort number desc limit 5 return name symbol number
+```
+
+### Set operations
+
+Query results can be combined using `union` or `intersection`:
+
+``` text
+search elements number < 10 union search elements number > 90
+search molecules name like "*water*" intersection search molecules molecular_weight < 50
+```
+
+These operations are useful when you want to combine or compare result
+sets.
+
+## Quick lookup commands
+
+### Find an element
+
+``` text
+findel "He"
+findel "Hydrogen"
+```
+
+`findel` searches element names and symbols.
+
+### Find a molecule
+
+``` text
+findmol "H2O"
+findmol "Water"
+findmol "Caffeine" return name formula molecular_weight
+```
+
+`findmol` checks the local molecule dataset first, then can try external
+lookup if no local match is found.
+
+### Find a reaction
+
+``` text
+findre "Haber process"
+findre "RHEA:10000"
+findre "H2 + N2"
+findre "Haber process" return name equation source
+```
+
+`findre` searches reaction names, identifiers, and equations.
+
+### View the periodic table
+
+``` text
+view
+```
+
+This opens ChemQL's bundled periodic-table page in your default browser.
+
+## Molecules from external chemistry sources
+
+When a molecule is not found locally, ChemQL can attempt an online
+lookup using external chemistry services such as **PubChem** and the
+**NIST Chemistry WebBook**.
+
+``` text
+findmol "acetone"
+findmol "caffeine"
+findmol "water"
+```
+
+The lookup code can retrieve or derive properties including molecular
+identifiers and basic chemical data; availability depends on the
+external service, network access, and whether a matching record exists.
+External lookup is not required for ordinary searches against the
+bundled local dataset.
+
+## Chemical reactions
+
+ChemQL can search stored reaction records and has commands for setting
+reaction conditions before attempting to match reactants.
+
+### Set temperature
+
+Temperature values support Celsius (`C`), Fahrenheit (`F`), and Kelvin
+(`K`):
+
+``` text
+set temperature 450K
+set temperature 150C
+set temperature 300F
+set temperature standard
+set temperature room
+```
+
+`standard` corresponds to 0 °C; `room` corresponds to 25 °C.
+
+### Set pressure
+
+Pressure values support Pa, N/m², Nm⁻², bar, and atm, as well as the
+`standard` and `room` presets:
+
+``` text
+set pressure 101325Pa
+set pressure 2bar
+set pressure 1atm
+set pressure standard
+set pressure room
+```
+
+The presets use 100000 Pa for `standard` and 101325 Pa for `room`.
+
+### Configure catalysts
+
+``` text
+set catalysts iron zinc
+add catalyst "Vanadium oxide"
+remove catalyst "Vanadium oxide"
+set catalysts
+```
+
+`set catalysts` with no values clears the catalyst list. `add catalyst`
+adds a catalyst if it is not already present; `remove catalyst` removes
+a matching catalyst.
+
+### Inspect current conditions
+
+``` text
+conditions
+```
+
+Unset temperature or pressure values are shown as not set.
+
+### Match reactants
+
+``` text
+react N2 3H2
+```
+
+`react` attempts to find a matching reaction using the supplied
+reactants and the current reaction conditions. The implementation uses a
+temperature tolerance of 5 K and a pressure tolerance of 5% for reaction
+matching. A match depends on the available reaction records and their
+conditions.
+
+## Balancing equations
+
+Use `balance` to balance a chemical equation:
+
+``` text
+balance H2 + O2 -> H2O
+balance Fe + O2 -> Fe2O3
+balance N2 + H2 <-> NH3
+```
+
+-   `->` represents an irreversible reaction.
+-   `<->` represents a reversible reaction.
+-   ChemQL aims to return the smallest positive integer coefficients.
+
+The result is represented as a reaction object, which can also be
+queried or inspected from Python.
+
+## Mixing ChemQL with Python
+
+ChemQL is a hybrid language: a single-line Python expression or
+statement can be enclosed in square brackets.
+
+``` text
+[x = 10]
+[print(x)]
+[x * 2]
+```
+
+Python variables persist for the session, so later blocks can use values
+created earlier.
+
+``` text
+[import math]
+[radius = 5]
+[area = math.pi * radius**2]
+[print(area)]
+```
+
+Python's built-in namespace is available, and `math` is preloaded.
+**Only run Python or shell code you trust**: these blocks execute real
+code, not a sandboxed query language.
+
+### Embed ChemQL queries in Python
+
+Use `{{ ... }}` to run a ChemQL query and insert its result into Python
+code:
+
+``` text
+[hydrogen = {{ search elements name = "Hydrogen" }}]
+[print(hydrogen)]
+```
+
+A query block can also be used on its own as a value-producing
+expression:
+
+``` text
+{{ search molecules molecular_weight < 20 return name formula }}
+```
+
+This is useful when you want ChemQL to find data and Python to
+calculate, transform, or display something using that data.
+
+### Python control-flow blocks
+
+ChemQL supports block-style Python control flow:
+
+``` text
+[if value > 10]
+    [print("Large")]
+[elif value == 10]
+    [print("Exactly ten")]
+[else]
+    [print("Small")]
+[endblock]
+```
+
+Loop example:
+
+``` text
+[for element in {{ search elements number < 5 }}]
+    [print(element.name, element.symbol)]
+[endblock]
+```
+
+A `while` block is also supported:
+
+``` text
+[i = 0]
+[while i < 3]
+    [print(i)]
+    [i += 1]
+[endblock]
+```
+
+Use `[break]` and `[continue]` inside loops. As with ordinary Python,
+make sure a `while` loop has a condition that eventually becomes false
+unless you intentionally want it to continue.
+
+### Multiline Python blocks
+
+For longer Python code, use `[[[` to start a block and a line containing
+`]]]` to finish it:
+
+``` text
+[[[
+values = {{ search elements number < 10 return name }}
+for value in values:
+    print(value)
+]]]
+```
+
+ChemQL executes the block as one Python unit and captures its printed
+output as one result. Keep the closing `]]]` on its own line.
+
+## Running shell commands
+
+ChemQL can run shell commands using backticks. It keeps a shell session
+alive so commands can share shell state.
+
+``` text
+`echo Hello from the shell`
+`pwd`
+```
+
+For a multiline command, use a fenced block. The opening fence can
+optionally name a shell:
+
+```` text
+```bash
+echo "First line"
+echo "Second line"
+```
+````
+
+Windows users can use a `cmd` fence:
+
+```` text
+```cmd
+echo Hello from Windows
+ver
+```
+````
+
+Supported opening forms include a plain triple-backtick fence and fences
+labelled `bash`, `sh`, `cmd`, or `terminal`. Close the block with a line
+containing three backticks.
+
+**Security note:** shell blocks run real operating-system commands with
+your user's permissions. Review commands before executing them,
+especially commands copied from untrusted sources.
+
+## Comments, semicolons, and line continuation
+
+### Single-line comments
+
+Use `//` for comments:
+
+``` text
+search elements number < 10 // The first nine elements
+```
+
+The comment marker is intended to be recognized outside quoted strings.
+
+### Multiline comments
+
+Use `///` to begin and end a multiline comment:
+
+``` text
+/// This is a comment.
+It can continue across multiple lines.
+The whole comment is ignored. ///
+search elements symbol = "O"
+```
+
+A multiline comment can also be written with opening and closing markers
+on the same line.
+
+### Semicolon-separated commands
+
+Run multiple ChemQL commands on one line with semicolons:
+
+``` text
+source elements; search name = "Hydrogen"; search number = 8
+```
+
+ChemQL's command splitter tracks quotes and bracketed/query expressions
+so semicolons inside quoted strings or protected blocks are not treated
+as command separators.
+
+### Line continuation
+
+End a line with `\` to continue the command on the next line:
+
+``` text
+search elements \
+number > 10 and \
+number < 20 \
+sort number desc \
+limit 5
+```
+
+The continued lines are treated as one command.
+
+## Scripts, pipes, and output files
+
+### Run a command
+
+``` bash
+chemql -c 'search elements symbol = "O"'
+```
+
+### Run a file
+
+Save commands in a `.cql` or `.chemql` file, for example `explore.cql`:
+
+``` text
+search elements number < 10 return name symbol number
+search molecules molecular_weight < 50 sort molecular_weight return name formula molecular_weight
+```
+
+Run it:
+
+``` bash
+chemql -f explore.cql
+```
+
+Both `.cql` and `.chemql` are suitable file extensions; the CLI accepts
+a file path.
+
+### Pipe commands through standard input
+
+``` bash
+echo 'search elements symbol = "O"' | chemql
+```
+
+You can also pipe a multi-line script into ChemQL:
+
+``` bash
+cat explore.cql | chemql
+```
+
+On Windows PowerShell, use `Get-Content explore.cql | chemql` or
+redirect a file into the command.
+
+### Disable ANSI escape sequences
+
+``` bash
+chemql --no-ansi -c 'search elements symbol = "O"'
+```
+
+This is useful when redirecting output to logs or processing it with
+other tools.
+
+### Write clean output to a file
+
+Use `-o` / `--output` together with `-c` or `-f`:
+
+``` bash
+chemql -c 'search elements number < 10 return name symbol' -o elements.txt
+chemql -f explore.cql --output results.txt
+```
+
+The output file is written without ANSI escape sequences. `-o` requires
+either `-c` or `-f`.
+
+## Session history and exports
+
+ChemQL records queries and results processed during the session. Use
+`dump` to export that history to a UTF-8 text file.
+
+``` text
+dump session.txt
+dump all session.txt
+dump good session-successes.txt
+dump bad session-errors.txt
+dump all queries queries.txt
+dump good results successful-results.txt
+dump bad results failed-results.txt
+```
+
+Available forms:
+
+  Command                    What it exports
+  -------------------------- ------------------------------------
+  `dump FILE`                All recorded queries and results
+  `dump all FILE`            All recorded queries and results
+  `dump good FILE`           Successful executions
+  `dump bad FILE`            Failed executions
+  `dump all queries FILE`    All recorded queries only
+  `dump good queries FILE`   Successful queries only
+  `dump bad queries FILE`    Failed queries only
+  `dump all results FILE`    All results only
+  `dump good results FILE`   Results from successful executions
+  `dump bad results FILE`    Results from failed executions
+
+The `good` and `bad` categories use ChemQL's execution-status tracking.
+Shell command exit codes are not necessarily equivalent to ChemQL's own
+error tracking.
+
+## Terminal experience
+
+In interactive mode, ChemQL provides:
+
+-   **Syntax highlighting** for ChemQL commands, operators, fields,
+    strings, and related syntax.
+-   **Tab completion** for commands, sources, fields, and context-aware
+    suggestions.
+-   **Built-in help** through `help` or `?`.
+-   **A periodic-table viewer** through `view`.
+-   **ANSI styling** for readable terminal output, with `--no-ansi`
+    available for plain output.
+-   **Persistent Python variables** across Python blocks.
+-   **A persistent shell session** for backtick and fenced shell
+    commands.
+-   **Friendly exit controls:** type `exit` or press `Ctrl+C`.
+
+## Python API
+
+ChemQL can also be used from Python. The public query function is
+`execute_query_text()`:
+
+``` python
+from chemql import execute_query_text
+
+result = execute_query_text('search elements name = "Hydrogen"')
+print(result)
+```
+
+`execute_query_text()` accepts a query string and returns its query
+result. Depending on the query, that result may be a chemistry object,
+list, table-like result, count, string, or `None`.
+
+The higher-level `execute_query()` wrapper is also available:
+
+``` python
+from chemql import execute_query
+
+result = execute_query('search molecules formula = "H2O"')
+print(result)
+```
+
+The package exposes chemistry classes such as `Element`, `Molecule`, and
+`Reaction`, as well as helper functions including `search`, `union`, and
+`intersection`. Public APIs can evolve between versions; consult the
+installed source and `help()` for the exact version you use.
+
+## Query syntax reference
+
+A typical query follows this pattern:
+
+``` text
+search [first|last|all] SOURCE [conditions] [sort FIELD [asc|desc]] [limit N] [count] [return FIELD ...]
+```
+
+Examples:
+
+``` text
+search elements number = 8
+search molecules name like "*acid*" sort molecular_weight limit 10
+search reactions reversible = true return name equation
+```
+
+Common commands:
+
+  Command                   Purpose
+  ------------------------- -------------------------------------
+  `search ...`              Query a source
+  `source NAME`             Set the current source
+  `list all`                List fields
+  `findel VALUE`            Find an element
+  `findmol VALUE`           Find a molecule
+  `findre VALUE`            Find a reaction
+  `react ...`               Match reactants to stored reactions
+  `balance ...`             Balance a chemical equation
+  `set temperature VALUE`   Set reaction temperature
+  `set pressure VALUE`      Set reaction pressure
+  `set catalysts ...`       Replace the catalyst list
+  `add catalyst NAME`       Add a catalyst
+  `remove catalyst NAME`    Remove a catalyst
+  `conditions`              Show reaction conditions
+  `view`                    Open the periodic-table viewer
+  `dump ...`                Export execution history
+  `clear`                   Clear the terminal
+  `help` / `?`              Show help
+  `version`                 Print the ChemQL version
+  `exit`                    Leave the interactive prompt
+
+## Examples
+
+### Find noble gases
+
+``` text
+search elements category like "*noble gas*" return name symbol number
+```
+
+### Find relatively light molecules
+
+``` text
+search molecules molecular_weight < 50 sort molecular_weight asc limit 10 return name formula molecular_weight
+```
+
+### Find reactions of a particular type
+
+``` text
+search reactions reaction_type = "combustion" return name equation reversible
+```
+
+### Explore and export a session
+
+``` text
+search elements number < 20 return name symbol number
+search molecules molecular_weight < 100 return name formula molecular_weight
+dump all results chemistry-results.txt
+```
+
+### Combine a query with Python
+
+``` text
+[light_molecules = {{ search molecules molecular_weight < 50 return name }}]
+[print("Found names:", light_molecules)]
+```
+
+### Use ChemQL from a Python script
+
+``` python
+from chemql import execute_query_text
+
+elements = execute_query_text(
+    'search elements number < 10 return name symbol'
+)
+print(elements)
+```
+
+## Troubleshooting
+
+-   **`No source selected`:** specify a source in the query, such as
+    `search elements ...`, or set one with `source elements`.
+-   **Unknown field:** run `list all` after selecting a source to see
+    its available field names. Use `number` for an element's atomic
+    number in the current data model.
+-   **No local molecule match:** `findmol` may try online lookup, which
+    requires network access and an available external service.
+-   **Output contains terminal escape codes:** add `--no-ansi` or use
+    `-o FILE` with `-c` or `-f`.
+-   **A multiline block is incomplete:** close a Python block with `]]]`
+    on its own line or a terminal block with three backticks on its own
+    line.
+-   **Python or shell command behaves unexpectedly:** remember that
+    these execute real code in your environment. Check quotes,
+    indentation, and the exact command before running it.
+-   **A reaction does not match:** check the available reaction records,
+    the reactant spelling and stoichiometry, and the temperature,
+    pressure, and catalyst settings.
+
+## Safety and scope
+
+ChemQL is a chemistry data/query tool, not a replacement for
+authoritative chemical references, laboratory procedures, or
+professional safety guidance. Dataset coverage and online service
+responses may be incomplete. Validate important scientific results
+against appropriate primary or authoritative sources.
+
+Python and shell blocks execute real code with your operating-system
+user's permissions. Do not run scripts or commands you do not trust.
+
+## License
+
+[MIT License](https://github.com/rakibulofficial1017/ChemQL/blob/main/LICENSE)
+
+Created by [Mohammad Rakibul Islam](https://github.com/rakibulofficial1017).
+Source code: [rakibulofficial1017/ChemQL](https://github.com/rakibulofficial1017/ChemQL).
+
+