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@gmod/genomefeaturecomponent
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Provides SVG View for Genome Features rendered with the Apollo Track Web Service from JBrowse data React Component
Describe GenomeFeatureComponent here.
Make sure you have node 8 or better)
npm install
npm start
View at http://localhost:3000.
Works by accessing data from an Apollo server.
E.g., http://someserver.org/apollo/track/Honeybee/Official%20Gene%20Set%20v3.2/Group1.1/GB42168-RA.json
[{"strand":1,"children":[[{"phase":0,"strand":1,"fmin":329332,"type":"CDS","fmax":329459},{"phase":2,"strand":1,"fmin":329849,"type":"CDS","fmax":330082},{"phase":0,"strand":1,"fmin":330165,"type":"CDS","fmax":330301},{"phase":2,"strand":1,"fmin":330375,"type":"CDS","fmax":330416},{"strand":1,"fmin":329332,"type":"exon","fmax":329459},{"strand":1,"fmin":329849,"type":"exon","fmax":330082},{"strand":1,"fmin":330165,"type":"exon","fmax":330301},{"strand":1,"fmin":330375,"type":"exon","fmax":330416}]],"name":"GB42168-RA","id":"http://demo.genomearchitect.org/Apollo2/track/Honeybee/Official Gene Set v3.2/Group1.1/GB42168-RA.json","fmin":329332,"type":"mRNA","fmax":330416,"selected":true}]
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Provides SVG View for Genome Features rendered with the Apollo Track Web Service from JBrowse data React Component
The npm package @gmod/genomefeaturecomponent receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, @gmod/genomefeaturecomponent popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @gmod/genomefeaturecomponent demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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