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@weng-lab/create-genomebrowser

v2.0.0

Published

Create an editable genome browser application.

Readme

Create a genome browser

Create a small Vite and React genome browser application that you can edit directly.

npm create @weng-lab/[email protected] my-browser
cd my-browser
npm install
npm run dev

The command creates the target directory when it does not exist. It can also use an existing empty directory, but it will not overwrite a directory that already contains files.

The generated app includes a browser, genome search and region navigation, first-party track modules, a starter track collection, and TrackSelect.

Gene, SNP, and cCRE search requires a server-side SCREEN_API_KEY. Coordinate search does not require a key.

TrackSelect uses MUI X Premium and may display its license watermark. The grid remains functional. The template does not configure a license key.

Generated projects include guides for customization, architecture, and deployment under docs/, plus AGENTS.md for coding agents.