This repository contains sample db properties and post processes for BioMAJ.
Bank properties examples are under biomaj_data/db_properties directory
If you want to know how to write :
Your own bank.properties file: https://biomaj.genouest.org/how-to-create-a-bank-properties-file/
Your own process: https://biomaj.genouest.org/how-to-create-processes/
All contributors are welcomed.
All those files are under license GPL-V3+
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