SEHI L'YI

Check whether the current 'csv' data fetcher can be used for 'gff' files (https://github.com/higlass/higlass-gff-datafetcher)

Hi @matrs, it is not supported yet. Only a small-sized unzipped file could be used with our current `'csv'` data loader. We will need to implement something that is very...

Hi @zhangzhen, Glad to hear that our Cistrome Explorer inspires your work! Just like how you understood, the tool mainly uses HiGlass tracks (since the project was started before we...

Hi @zhangzhen, Apologize that my answer was delayed and thank you for asking the question on BioStars as well. The horizontal line that spans the entire track is not currently...

Thank you for reminding me of this. I am thinking of the following grammatical support for both horizontal and vertical lines. Vertical line: ```js { data: { type: 'json', values:...

@zhangzhen, the rules should work in linear layouts, as of #601. Refer to the following example on the editor https://gosling.js.org/?example=RULE

Resources for automatic image exports: - vg2png: https://github.com/vega/vega-lite/blob/acc4f6b0b9668a925213b59a12301e53478dcbb6/scripts/build-example.sh#L44 - pngExportTest in HiGlass: https://github.com/higlass/higlass/blob/54f5aae61d3474f9e868621228270f0c90ef9343/test/PngExportTest.js#L5 - Visual regression testing: https://medium.com/@byrne.greg/creating-a-visual-regression-tool-for-your-web-app-f4920974e2ec - https://medium.com/@endingwithali/testing-with-images-in-javascript-52fcbe06961f - HiGlass social preview thumbnail: https://github.com/higlass/higlass-server/blob/8e388105f44052f29ee4c8629e7292be2d3a4703/website/views.py#L95

Refer to https://hicexplorer.usegalaxy.eu

We can covert the two genomic positions into one genomic position and one quantitative value (y-axis) using a special data transformation. One important aspect to determine would be supporting the...

Thank you for creating this issue! This will be a helpful update to make our grammar more genomic-specific. One quick clarification - By the length of `customeFields`, we will infer...