@abi-software/flatmapvuer

FlatmapVuer

View the a live demo and documentation at: https://abi-software.github.io/flatmapvuer/

This project aims to wrap the flatmap viewer project into a vue component. There are currently two components available. FlatmapVuer and MultiFlatmapVuer. FlatmapVuer is used for displaying a single flatmap whereas MultiFlatmapVuer takes in an array of flatmaps and provide a chooser for selecting the flatmap on display.

This project is now built with Vue3 frameworks, Vue 2 version of Flatmapvuer is no longer maintained.

Flatmapvuer on NPM

Flatmapvuer is available on npm and can be installed into your project with the following command:

npm i @abi-software/flatmapvuer

How to use

Install the package "npm i @abi-software/flatmapvuer" to your vue app. Include the package in your script.

import {FlatmapVuer, MultiFlatmapVuer} from '@abi-software/flatmapvuer';
import '@abi-software/flatmapvuer/dist/style.css';

Local registration in vue component:

export default {
  ...
  components: {
    FlatmapVuer,
    MultiFlatmapVuer
  }
  ...
}

The line above registers both the FlatmapVuer and MultiFlatmapVuer component into the global scope. You can now use the FlatmapVuer in your vue template as followed:

<FlatmapVuer entry="NCBITaxon:9606" uuid="uuid-to-set" v-on:resource-selected="FlatmapSelected"  v-on:ready="FlatmapReady"/>

entry is the variable/string with the NCBI Taxonomy term. Some of the available taxon including: NCBITaxon:9606 (Human), NCBITaxon:9685 (Cat), NCBITaxon:9823 (Pig), NCBITaxon:10090 (Mouse) and NCBITaxon:10114 (Rat). This will always get the latest version of a map with the matching taxon.

uuid is the unique id of a specific map. This will be used instead of entry when specified.

ready is the custom event when the map has been loaded successfully. resource-selected is the custom event triggered when a part of the flatmap is selected, the returned argument resource provides information of the selected resource. Information of location is provided with supported maps in the feature -> location property.

Markers must be added to make a label selectable and it can be done through the addMarker method on the mapImp member of the FlatmapVuer component.

Please see the following sample codes for details.

  methods: {
    FlatmapSelected: function(resource) {
     console.log(resource);
    },
    FlatmapReady: function(flatmapComponent) {
      labels = flatmapComponent.getLabels(); //return list of labels
      //The following line adds a marker on the map. UBERON:0000948
      //is the UBERON id representing the heart.
      flatmapComponent.mapImp.addMarker("UBERON:0000948", "simulation");
    }
  }

You can also use MultiFlatmapVuer to provide a selection of flatmaps.

<MultiFlatmapVuer :availableSpecies="availableSpecies"
  @resource-selected="FlatmapSelected"
  @ready="FlatmapReady" :initial="initial"/>

availableSpecies is the object containing information of available species for the users. See below for an example:

  availableSpecies : {
    "Human":{taxo: "NCBITaxon:9606", iconClass:"icon-mapicon_human"},
    "Rat":{taxo: "NCBITaxon:10114", iconClass:"icon-mapicon_rat"},
    "Mouse":{taxo: "NCBITaxon:10090", iconClass:"icon-mapicon_mouse"},
    "Pig":{taxo: "NCBITaxon:9823", iconClass:"icon-mapicon_pig"},
    "Cat":{taxo: "NCBITaxon:9685", iconClass:"icon-mapicon_cat"},
  }

The keys of the codes above provide the labels on the chooser, taxo should be one of the available taxon id from the list and iconClass specifies the user provided icons to use.

initial specifies the start up species when the component is first mounted, it should be one of the keys on the provided available species.

Project setup from Github

The source code is available from Github, it can be found here: https://github.com/ABI-Software/flatmapvuer .

Clone the respositroy

git clone https://github.com/ABI-Software/flatmapvuer.git

Setup

npm install

Compiles and minifies for production

npm run build-bundle

Run the sample application

npm run serve

Documentation

The documentation is developed with vitepress and vuese. Documentation pages are in the docs folder.

To run in local development mode

npm run docs:watch

This will start the documentation server with vitepress on port :5173 and watch the FlatmapVuer and MultiFlatmapVuer components changes.