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higlass-manage browser #60
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Hi! Could you try running the following?
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Thanks. It worked. But, I thought the whole idea of having a container is to not install packages separately. |
Yeah, that's right. But since we have a lot of moving parts it's a little
more complicated. The higlass-manage package is a Python package that
serves as a wrapper around the Docker container. So you end up having to
install much fewer packages. The missing dependency here was a big that
should be fixed in the latest version.
I hope the helps! Please don't hesitate to reach out with any other issues.
I should also mention that we've been experimenting with a hosted HiGlass
instance that requires no installation. You can see a demo at
resgen.io/paper-data. Fell free to shoot me an email if you're interested
in trying it out.
…On Fri, Jun 5, 2020, 5:33 AM R. Babak Faryabi ***@***.***> wrote:
Thanks. It worked. But, I thought the whole idea of having a container is
to not install packages separately.
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I was having a similar issue:
After running
Any idea where this error is coming from? |
I have the same error after install higlass-python |
I have the same problem |
I'm trying to follow HiGlass documentation to locally setup HiGlass on a workstation with a static IP address, then use my desktop to view the data. "higlass-manage ingest" moves the test file sample.mcool to the default directory /tmp/higlass-docker/sample.mcool on the workstation. From the desktop, I can load the HiGlass browser (Workstation_IP:8888/app), and view the list of public data sets, but not the local data sample.mcool.
Also following the higlass-manage usage fails as shown here:
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