pynomer 0.1.5

A python wrapper for nomer

pynomer

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pynomer <https://github.com/nleguillarme/pynomer>_ is a simple python wrapper for nomer <https://github.com/globalbioticinteractions/nomer>_. Nomer is a stand-alone java application which maps identifiers and names to taxonomic names and ontological terms.

Installation

Make sure you installed the latest version of nomer, or use the Docker image instead.

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$ pip install pynomer

Usage

As a command-line tool

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pynomer --help Usage: pynomer [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

Options:
  --help  Show this message and exit.

Commands:
  append              Append term match to row using id and name columns...
  clean               Cleans term matcher cache.
  input-schema        Show input schema in JSON.
  matchers            Lists supported matcher and (optionally) their...
  output-schema       Show output schema.
  properties          Lists configuration properties.
  replace             Replace exact term matches in row.
  validate-term       Validate terms.
  validate-term-link  Validate term links.
  version             Show Version.

As a python module

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>>> from pynomer import *
>>> version()
('nomer version', '0.1.21')

With Docker

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Build image from source: ::

git clone https://github.com/nleguillarme/pynomer.git
cd pynomer
docker build -t pynomer:latest .

Run commands in the container: ::

docker run -v$PWD/.nomer:/.nomer pynomer:latest pynomer append "\tHomo sapiens" -e -o json

|:warning:| When running pynomer append and replace commands in Docker, you have to use the -e option !

As a client-server app

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Build server image from source: ::

docker build -f Dockerfile.server -t pynomer-server:latest https://github.com/nleguillarme/pynomer.git

Run pynomer server: ::

docker run --rm -v$PWD/nomer:/nomer -p9090:9090 pynomer-server:latest

Create the client: ::

>>> from pynomer.client import NomerClient
>>> client = NomerClient(base_url="http://localhost:9090/")
>>> client.version()
'0.1.21'

License

License: MIT

Authors

pynomer was written by nleguillarme <[e-mail]>_.