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The REST-for-Physics (Rare Event Searches Toolkit) Framework is mainly written in C++ and is fully integrated with ROOT I/O interface. REST was initially born as a collaborative software effort to provide common tools for acquisition, simulation, and data analysis of gaseous time projection chambers. However, the framework is already extending its usage to be non-exclusive of detector data analysis.
The Halolib library is being written for the REST framework as a method for managing and early processing of cavity haloscope power spectrum data. Using RADES SM18 data as a template, Halolib supports power spectra event type and their metadata for ease of accessibility and traceability throughout the collaboration. The library also supports basic pre-processing techniques like trimming of off-resonance tail frequencies and combination of spectra by their weighted mean.