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==Description== | ==Description== | ||
| − | + | WebDNA is an extension of [[oxDNA]] for running, storing, viewing, and manipulating oxDNA simulations in the format of a web server, with analysis tools soon to come. This web-based API wraps the oxDNA code in an online service that includes user accounts, custom data manipulation (via Python scripts), etc. WebDNA not only provides more functionality than oxDNA alone can offer, but allows for the distribution of resources across a wide area in the event of a dispersed project team, such as a multinational research team. This project is open-source and under active development at the University of Arkansas. | |
==Download== | ==Download== | ||
| − | webDNA is available from the following gitHub repositories. <br> | + | webDNA is available from the following gitHub repositories. Both repositories are necessary for a successful installation, as is an installed copy of oxDNA. <br> |
| − | https://github.com/uark-self-assembly/webdna-frontend <br> | + | https://github.com/uark-self-assembly/webdna-frontend <br> |
| − | https://github.com/uark-self-assembly/webdna-django-server <br> | + | https://github.com/uark-self-assembly/webdna-django-server |
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| + | An simple installation guide for WebDNA and oxDNA along with all the necessary files is available in the following repository. <br> | ||
| + | https://github.com/uark-self-assembly/webDNA-Installation | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:13, 25 July 2019
Contents
Description
WebDNA is an extension of oxDNA for running, storing, viewing, and manipulating oxDNA simulations in the format of a web server, with analysis tools soon to come. This web-based API wraps the oxDNA code in an online service that includes user accounts, custom data manipulation (via Python scripts), etc. WebDNA not only provides more functionality than oxDNA alone can offer, but allows for the distribution of resources across a wide area in the event of a dispersed project team, such as a multinational research team. This project is open-source and under active development at the University of Arkansas.
Download
webDNA is available from the following gitHub repositories. Both repositories are necessary for a successful installation, as is an installed copy of oxDNA.
https://github.com/uark-self-assembly/webdna-frontend
https://github.com/uark-self-assembly/webdna-django-server
An simple installation guide for WebDNA and oxDNA along with all the necessary files is available in the following repository.
https://github.com/uark-self-assembly/webDNA-Installation
