BioFrills
Utilities for biomolecular sequence analysis, underpinned by Biopython.
Requires Python version 2.7 or a recent PyPy. Optionally uses Cython to speed up some CPU-intensive operations.
License: BSD
Installation
This is an ordinary Python package. You can install it from source with the setup.py script:
python setup.py build python setup.py install
Stable releases are uploaded to PyPI as well, so you can install BioFrills with Python package managers:
pip install biofrills
Or:
easy_install biofrills
Some scripts that I find useful are in the scripts/ directory. By default these are not installed, but you can include them by uncommenting the line in setup.py that starts with scripts=glob…
Alternatively, you can just copy those scripts into another directory in your $PATH.
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