ProgettoBIO
How to use the no-code interface
Run the server with the following commands:
export FLASK_APP=server
python server.py
Then head over to the react client (https://github.com/Pier297/BioSearch) and execute:
npm start
How to use pubmad pyp library
To perform installation run:
pip install pubmad
Then check out the documentation to look at the available commands (https://pier297.github.io/ProgettoBIO/) or look at demo.ipynb notebook to get an overview of potential use of the commands.
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