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gramene-genetree-vis

v4.2.9

Published

Visualize a genetree using d3. t123

Downloads

296

Readme

Gramene Gene Tree Visualization

gene tree visualization example

The Gramene Gene Tree Visualization is a JavaScript library for interactive visualization of gene tree data. It is primarily developed for use on the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory’s Gramene web site, but it is self-contained and can be dropped into any other web site.

Running the Visualization

The gene tree visualization can be run locally in a stand-alone mode for testing/viewing/developing.

  1. Install Yarn, a JavaScript dependency manager.

  2. From the project root directory, run Yarn to load dependencies (or install, as needed).

    % yarn
  3. Compile and run standalone application in development mode:

    % yarn run start

​ Note that the application will connect to devdata.gramene.org to load sample data to display.

  1. Connect to http://localhost:3000/ to view the visualization.

Misc.

The development project was created with Create React App. You can view this guide to for details about that environment.