Web Pipeline for visualizing and simulating kinetic(ODE-based) biological models.

Please read the wiki for documentation related to Usage, Kinetic Laws, Application Architecture and References.

This application makes use of docker and docker compose, so first install them. Learn more about this here.

Run the following commands to start the application:

docker-compose build
docker-compose up

After this open up a browser and go to http://localhost:3000

To run the containers in the background, use:

docker-compose up -d

To stop the above containers run:

docker-compose stop

Follow the instructions below to get the app up and running in development:

• You need Node, Yarn and Python 3(alongside pip) to run this application. Download them here - Node, Yarn and Python. Further you also need a server of a postgresql database running. Learn more about postgresql here.

• First you will need to install the dependencies of the project. Do that by running the following in the cloned folder:

  # Node and React dependencies
  yarn 
  # Python dependencies
  pip install python-libsbml
  python -m pip install server/python/lib/stimator-0.9.120-py3-none-any.whl

• Next you have to setup an environment file (.env) with appropriate variables in the /server folder, an example .env would look like this:

  PORT=#Specifiy a port here (Optional)
  POSTGRES_HOST=#Your database host (Optional)
  POSTGRES_DB=#Your database name
  POSTGRES_USER=#Your database user
  POSTGRES_PASSWORD=#Your database user's password

• Then run the following command to start both the React Client and Node Server(concurrently):

  yarn dev

This project uses cypress for testing.

• To run tests for the project, use:

  yarn test

• To open cypress only, use:

  yarn cypress

• To run the node server individually, use:

  yarn server:start

  ---OR---

  # In /server
  yarn start

• To build the server for production, use:

  yarn server:build

  ---OR---

  # In /server
  yarn build

• To sync tables in the database, use:

  # In /server
  yarn sync-tables

  With force option (will delete existing tables with the same names):

  # In /server
  yarn sync-tables -f

• To run the react client individually, use:

  yarn client:start

  ---OR---

  # In /client
  yarn start

• To build a production react client, use:

  yarn client:build

  ---OR---

  # In /client
  yarn build

• To eject the configuartion and scripts from the react-scripts package, use:

  # In /client
  yarn eject