This library allows users to create Python plugins for Nanome VR Molecular Design Software (https://nanome.ai/)
Check out our other repositories to see plugin examples (docking, for instance)
In order to use Nanome Plugin API, you need Python 3.5+ or 2.7+ To install the library, run:
$ pip install nanome
As of version 0.38.0, we provide schemas for serializing nanome API objects in JSON. To use these, install with:
$ pip install nanome[schemas]
Some modules in the beta folder require extra dependencies. To install these, run:
$ pip install nanome[beta]
All documentation needed to use this package is available at Read The Docs
pip install sphinx sphinx_rtd_theme
cd doc
make html
# start server to serve html docs
cd build/html
python -m http.server 8000
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Python API for Nanome Plugins
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