From there, it's the normal resgen interface except that the current project is the current directory.
If this sounds a lot like the erstwhile higlass-manage functionality, it is because it's modeled after it. Just with more sophisticated directory and metadata handling.
Small new feature: the ability to collapse tracks to free up space. Thanks to Johan Gibcus for the suggestion!
spent some time last weekend getting higlass to play nicely inside @marimo.io
molab.marimo.io/notebooks/nb...
Alright, it's still very much a work in progress, but you can now run resgen locally to view data that's on your machine without uploading to resgen.io.
docs.resgen.io/local/runnin...
Did you know oxbow powers resgen? We use it to load bam and bigwig tiles. Great library!
To get started, install resgen-python, start an instance in any directory, create a user, sync data and open browser:
pip install resgen-python
resgen manage start .
resgen manage create-user
resgen manage sync-datasets
Small but satisfying update over the weekend to (mostly) sync the styling between the main page and docs page: