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NGL Viewer is a web application for molecular visualization. WebGL is employed to display molecules like proteins and DNA/RNA with a variety of representations.
See it in action:
Documentation:
Since the NGL Viewer is a set of static files to be viewed in a web-browser there is not much of an installation needed. For development purposes it will be helpful to clone this repository and serve it locally (see below). When embedding the NGL Viewer as a library it is sufficient to include the self contained build dist/ngl.js. A full web application including a GUI can be found in the examples directory.
To install the current release from npm do npm install ngl
. To install a development release from npm do npm install ngl@next
or npm install ngl@ts2
.
This project would not be possible without many fine open-source projects. Especially the three.js project provides a great foundation.
Funding sources:
When using NGL please cite:
FAQs
Scalable molecular graphics for the web
The npm package ngl receives a total of 2,799 weekly downloads. As such, ngl popularity was classified as popular.
We found that ngl demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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