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@genome-spy/app

v0.87.0

Published

GenomeSpy-based visualization tool for analyzing multiple biological samples.

Downloads

632

Readme

GenomeSpy Cohort App

Teaser

npm version

This package provides a user interface for interactive analysis of multiple samples, which can be filtered, sorted, and grouped flexibly. A session handling with provenance, URL hashes, and bookmarks is included.

WebGPU example parity

Run the recursive App example inventory under WebGPU and WebGL from the repository root:

npm -w @genome-spy/app run smoke:examples:webgpu

The command discovers every JSON specification under examples/app, waits for App and visible lazy-data readiness, fails on browser, request, validation, or empty-canvas errors, and writes screenshots plus a comparison report under output/webgpu-app. App comparisons fail when mean RGB error exceeds 6% or more than 15% of pixels differ by over 32/255 in any color channel.

Use the focused picking check for interactive sample plots and repeat it at the required device pixel ratios:

node packages/core/scripts/runWebGpuExamples.mjs --scope app \
  --compare-webgl --check-picking --dpr 2 \
  examples/app/expression-zscores.json

The picking check requires the same datum-backed hover path that feeds tooltips and point selections under both renderers. Small backend-specific font offsets remain within the pixel comparison tolerance.