ligand 🔌
A local entrypoint to cloud compute, built for bioinformaticians.
Note that this repo has not had an official release yet and is still experimental!
Quickstart
pip install ligand
Then in any script:
import ligand
# Make sure the init is directly beneath your imports!
ligand.init()
# And above the code you want to run.
Thats it. Told you it was easy...
Now just run your script like you would normally, ie. python train.py and it
will run on the cloud.
Features
Busy building, coming soon...
Acknowledgements
Architectural decisions and subroutines, especially with respect to interaction between a compiled daemon and a python SDK, were inspired or borrowed from the replicate.ai project.
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