gws_ubiome is a Constellab library (called bricks) developped by Gencovery. GWS stands for Gencovery Web Services.
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The uBiome Brick is a compact, user-friendly device designed for efficient microbiome and metagenomic data analysis. It streamlines the collection process, providing high-quality data acquisition and rapid insights into microbial communities. Ideal for research and clinical applications, the uBiome Brick offers a robust, scalable solution for advancing microbiome science.
- Efficient Sampling: Simplifies microbiome sample collection for accurate and reliable data.
- High-Quality Analysis: Enables detailed metagenomic analysis for comprehensive microbial insights.
- User-Friendly: Easy to use, making it accessible for both researchers and clinicians.
- Scalable Solution: Suitable for small-scale studies and large-scale research projects.
Explore how the uBiome Brick can enhance your microbiome research and clinical applications.
📄 For gws_ubiome brick documentation, click here
💫 For Constellab application documentation, click here
The gws_ubiome brick requires the gws_core and gws_omix bricks.
The best way to install a brick is through the Constellab platform. With our Fair Open Access offer, you get a free cloud data lab where you can install bricks directly. Sign up here
Learn about the data lab here : Overview and Data lab management
This section is for users who want to install the brick manually. It can also be used to install the brick manually in the Constellab Codelab.
We recommend installing using Ubuntu 22.04 with python 3.10.
python3 manage.py --runserver🕵️ To run a given unit test
python3 manage.py --test [TEST_FILE_NAME]Replace [TEST_FILE_NAME] with the name of the test file (without .py) in the tests folder.
🕵️ To run the whole test suite, use the following command:
python3 manage.py --test all📌 VSCode users can use the predefined run configuration in .vscode/launch.json.
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gws_ubiome is completely free and open-source and licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0.
This brick is maintained with ❤️ by Gencovery.
