GMOD
Programmatic control of the instance after launch
Request from @ihh
"Is there any way we can control a jbrowse instance remotely after launching it [from Jupyter] - for example by having it listen on a websocket, or do long polls, then eval the responses (this seems like a huge hack but also arguably quick and powerful?)
Just seems annoying to relaunch the browser every time I want to navigate to a location specified by Python"
It’s not so much that it’s slow, rather that I don’t want to lose state in the browser by relaunching it.
So for example if I launch a browser, navigate it to a particular position using the UI, then want to add more tracks in Python - how do I avoid losing the position I just navigated to?
On Mon, Dec 11, 2023 at 1:10 PM Colin Diesh @.***> wrote:
Request from @ihh https://github.com/ihh
"Is there any way we can control a jbrowse instance remotely after launching it [from Jupyter] - for example by having it listen on a websocket, or do long polls, then eval the responses (this seems like a huge hack but also arguably quick and powerful?)
Just seems to relaunch the browser every time I want to navigate to a location specified by Python"
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