gosdk
Project description
gosdk - GenomOncology Software Development Kit
This is a proprietary package that is available from GenomOncology and works with our Knowledge Management System.
For more information about licensing please contact us at:
Additional proprietary projects available for download via pypi include:
- GO VCF - GenomOncology Variant Call File "call" generator
- GO CLI - GenomOncology Command Line Interface
Our open source projects include:
- Related - Nested Object Models in Python with dictionary, YAML, and JSON transformation support
- Specd - Swagger v2 Specification Directories
- Rigor - HTTP-based DSL for for validating RESTful APIs
Overview
The GenomOncology Software Development Kit (SDK) is to be used with a running instance of the GenomOncology Knowledge Management System. It is built on top of the Specd project and currently provides access to the following functionality:
- Variant HGVS Calculation (g., p., c.)
- Variant Annotation (e.g. gnomAD, dbSNP, etc.)
- Variant Classification (e.g. ACGM or AMP Tiers)
- Gene and Protein Information
- Clinical Trial Matching
- Therapeutic Matching
- Variant Warehouse Loading and Querying
sync mode
When async_enabled
is not passed in (default is False) then operation is in
"normal" synchronous mode.
TOKEN = "..."
HGVS_G = "NC_000007.13:g.140453136A>T"
from gosdk import construct_sdk
sdk = construct_sdk(token=TOKEN)
a_list = sdk.annotations.get_annotations(batch=[HGVS_G]).result()
annotation = a_list.get_annotation(HGVS_G)
assert annotation.canonical_c_dot == "NM_004333.4:c.1799T>A"
async mode
When async_enabled
is True you must then interact with the library using
the async/await paradigm.
TOKEN = "..."
HGVS_G = "NC_000007.13:g.140453136A>T"
from gosdk import construct_sdk
sdk = construct_sdk(async_enabled=True, token=TOKEN, loop=loop)
a_list = await sdk.annotations.get_annotations(batch=[HGVS_G]).result()
annotation = a_list.get_annotation(HGVS_G)
assert annotation.canonical_c_dot == "NM_004333.4:c.1799T>A"
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