Eric Weitz
Eric Weitz
> even if it is easy to implement I'll have to weigh the bundle size costs to see if it's worth adding That's judicious. I'd like to elaborate on another...
As someone who independently developed a rough version of this, I'd find this functionality useful. Could a Scour maintainer chime in to note what could move this PR forward?
[Node 18 fully supports `fetch`](https://nodejs.org/en/blog/announcements/v18-release-announce/) by default, and was released in April 2022. Does that make this easier? I ask because my use case would benefit from Cache API support...
@6br, thanks for these feature requests. I'll give your proposals a closer look once I'm done expanding support for cytobands (#83), likely within a few weeks. In the meantime, if...
> Option to draw brush with the initial position such as brush: "chr:start-stop" This is implemented in the new [v0.15.0](https://github.com/eweitz/ideogram/releases/tag/v.0.15.0) release. See [Brush](https://eweitz.github.io/ideogram/brush) for an example.
Hi @cangfengzhe, thanks. Ideogram currently only supports displaying one type of annotation layout in a given instance. I will keep this open as a feature request.
Greetings, Luis! Thanks for using Ideogram. Are any error messages displayed? I imagine you're running this in a browser, and you'd see such errors in Chrome DevTools Console. (You can...
Hi Luis, your screenshot of the Console panel in Chrome DevTools is helpful! It indicates an error related to cross-origin resource sharing (CORS). It seems your problematic URL is: https://github.com/LuisGFdez/inverted_repeats/blob/22ae06451ca902fe823998c14086834ee77a0113/chr3.bed...
> is it possible to display a bed file stored with Git LFS Not directly like non-LFS files, it seems. Instead of returning file content, https://raw.githubusercontent.com/LuisGFdez/inverted_repeats/3ea36ee81fb892bc1b6c274f0062fcb0bcf02091/WG_InvertedRepeats_hg38_all_collapsed.bed returns: > version https://git-lfs.github.com/spec/v1...
Thanks for opening those separate issues! For convenient reference, these are #314 and #315.