Difference between revisions of "Gbgff"
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| + | * Tracks are configures as normal (see the Gbrowse tutorial and the Configure HOWTO for details) | ||
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==Client-side== | ==Client-side== | ||
Revision as of 13:27, 19 March 2008
gbgff is a GFF3 dumper script that come packaged with GBrowse version 1.69 and later. Its purpose is the export configured annotations from one instance of Gbrowse to another.
- It is analogous to DAS, except that:
- It supports both server and client-side configuration of glyph rendering
- It supports 3-level gene models and other multi-level features made possible by GFF3
Installation
- gbgff does not require an special set-up, it is installed with Gbrowse.
- This application has only been tested with servers using a GFF-3 back-end with Bio::SeqFeature::Store
Configuration
Server-side
- No special configuration is required.
- Tracks are configures as normal (see the Gbrowse tutorial and the Configure HOWTO for details)
Client-side
# Dirt simple GFF3 dumper, suitable for a lightweight replacement to DAS. # Call this way: # http://my.host/cgi-bin/gbgff/volvox?q=ctgA:1..2000;t=Genes+ExampleFeatures # # From within the "Add Remote Annotations" section, you can say: # http://my.host/cgi-bin/gbgff/volvox?q=$segment;t=Genes+ExampleFeatures
