use qnect::{backend::network_backend::NetworkTopology, builder::BackendType, create};
#[tokio::main]
async fn main() -> Result<(), Box<dyn std::error::Error>> {
println!("--- Qnect: Distributed Quantum Computing (Future) ---\n");
println!("This demonstrates how quantum networks will work once implemented.\n");
let network = create()
.with_backend(BackendType::Network)
.with_topology(NetworkTopology::Mesh {
connections: vec![
("Alice".to_string(), vec![
"Bob".to_string(),
"Charlie".to_string(),
]),
("Bob".to_string(), vec![
"Alice".to_string(),
"Charlie".to_string(),
]),
("Charlie".to_string(), vec![
"Alice".to_string(),
"Bob".to_string(),
]),
]
.into_iter()
.collect(),
})
.with_qubits(6) .build();
match network {
Ok(_) => {
println!("✅ Network backend created successfully!");
println!("\nWhen fully implemented, you'll be able to:");
println!(" - Distribute qubits across physical locations");
println!(" - Generate entanglement between remote nodes");
println!(" - Run distributed quantum algorithms");
println!(" - Handle network latency and errors automatically");
println!("\nExample of future API:");
println!(" // Alice prepares a state");
println!(" network.h(0).await?; // Alice's qubit 0");
println!();
println!(" // Create entanglement between Alice and Bob");
println!(" network.create_remote_entanglement(\"Alice\", \"Bob\").await?;");
println!();
println!(" // Run distributed algorithm");
println!(" network.distributed_phase_estimation(...).await?;");
println!("\nThe same Qnect API will work for:");
println!(" • Local simulation (today)");
println!(" • Distributed simulation (coming soon)");
println!(" • Real quantum networks (future)");
}
Err(e) => {
println!("Network backend not yet implemented.");
println!("Error: {}", e);
println!("\nFor now, use StateVector backend for local simulation.");
}
}
println!("\n🌐 The future of quantum computing is distributed!");
println!(" Imagine quantum computers in different cities working together,");
println!(" sharing entanglement through quantum channels, solving problems");
println!(" too large for any single quantum computer.");
Ok(())
}