qpeter

Qpeter is a translation tool used to convert qpasa files to HTML. Qpasa is an open-source, HTML-like markup language created by QiPena, a German XML-based data representation language. Qpeter is primarily designed to import qpasa documents and display them as HTML pages. It is often used to view and edit files generated by QiPena's Qpeek tool, which provides an interactive web-based interface for users to inspect and manipulate qpasa documents.

Qpeter allows users to adjust various settings, such as the output format and stylesheet usage. The tool also includes basic editing capabilities, enabling users to modify qpasa documents directly within the Qpeter interface. Additionally, Qpeter can export retrieved information to variety of formats, such as HTML, XML, CSV, or text files.

Qpeter has been used in various research projects and applications where qpasa files are involved, particularly in the domain of organic chemistry and cheminformatics. It helps researchers access and manipulate large libraries of compound information. While its primary focus is on qpasa files, Qpeter's compatibility with HTML and other formats also makes it a versatile tool for various data processing tasks.

The origins of Qpeter are unclear, but its connection to the QiPena project suggests that it was developed within the scope of the QiPena community. Software updates and release information are scarce, which has contributed to uncertainty about the tool's current status. Despite this, Qpeter appears to remain functional and is utilized by the community in specific contexts.