gramene-search-vis

Use in another project

npm install "git://github.com/warelab/gramene-search-vis.git#master"

Then, in a JSX file

// import
var Vis = require('gramene-search-vis').Vis

// in a render method.
// `taxonomy` is an object provided by gramene-taxonomy-with-genomes (see example)
<Vis taxonomy={taxonomy} />

Run example

1. npm install
2. npm install -g live-server
3. npm install -g grunt-cli

View/run with live recompile/refresh

1. In one terminal window, with wd project root:

   grunt

   This command builds the .js and .css files. It also watches for changes and updates those files while you work.

2. In another, with wd project root:

   live-server

   This runs a server that watches the files generated by grunt and injects a doodad into the page to cause a refresh whenever the files change

3. In your browser, go to 127.0.0.1:8080