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This repository is a submodule of the the Zoomy Lab repository.

Results shelf — save a run, open it by name from a viz card

A finished run's result store can be saved under a name and any visualization can open other results by name — across sessions and runs.

Save. After a simulation completes, the Dashboard Status card shows a save (💾) button — Save result as…. Name the run and it is shelved:

  • a remote run (a connected backend) is saved into that server's results registry (POST /api/v1/results {job_id, name}) and staged locally, so it survives the job being GC'd and is reachable by other clients;
  • a local (in-browser Pyodide) run is saved into the browser's result shelf (IDBFS-backed, so it survives a reload).

Names are slugged (SWE Reference!swe-reference).

Open in a viz card. The Visualization tab has a Results picker listing every reachable result (connected backends + the local shelf). Click one to stage it into the Pyodide filesystem, then reference it in any viz card:

ref = open_result("swe-reference")        # a zoomy_plotting store
zp.MatplotlibPlotter(store).plot(ax, ...)  # the current run
ax.plot(ref.cell_centers(), ref.field["h"][time_step], "--", label="reference")
# open_results(["run-a", "run-b"]) -> {name: store}; list_results() -> names

open_result(name) returns a fresh zoomy_plotting store and does not touch the current run's store, so comparisons compose cleanly.

CLI surface (zoomy_cli)

ZoomyCLI mirrors this over both transports:

  • saveResult(tag, jobId, name) / listResults(tag) / fetchResult(tag, name) / deleteResult(tag, name) — the backend's server-side registry;
  • saveResultLocal(name) / listResultsLocal() — the local Pyodide shelf;
  • stageResult(name, {tag}|{bytes}) — put a result into the Pyodide FS so open_result(name) finds it.

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