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react-ocl-nmr

v3.1.0

Published

A component to display chemical structure for NMR spectra assignments

Downloads

1,045

Readme

react-ocl-nmr

This component allows to easily assign a molecule to an NMR spectrum. It is aware of diastereotopic atoms and allows to select and highlight an atom.

By default it will display the equivalent atoms.

The following props are available:

  • OCL: reference to the OpenChemLib library
  • molfile: original molfile
  • setMolfile: callback allowing to define an updated molfile when hydrogens are expanded
  • setSelectedAtom: callback when an atom is clicked. The value contains an ojbect as described after diastereotopicID
  • setHoverAtom: callback when an atom is hovered. The value contains the diastereotopicID
  • highlights: array of diastereotopicID
  • atomHighlightColor: color for highlight (default 'yellow')
  • atomHighlightOpacity: opacity for highlight (default 0.3)
  • internalAtomHighlightColor: color for equivalent atoms (default 'red')
  • internalAtomHighlightOpacity: opacity for equivalent atoms (default 0.3)

Callback for hover and clicked atom returns an object of the following kind:

{
  "oclID": "gGPHADIMmURTAbJ`RHgBj@",
  "hydrogenOCLIDs": ["gNpDALzHRVvjjH`OtbADj`"],
  "nbHydrogens": 3
}

oclID contains the identifier of the selected / hovered atom and if hydrogens are connected to this atom an array of hydrogens are also available.

Install the library with OpenChemLib

npm install react-ocl-nmr openchemlib

Demo of the project

$ npm start

License

MIT