In short, moseq reports exists to democratize moseq data. Computational biologists often produce data which is difficult to parse without the proper tools or context making, increasing barriers to access for others to simply pick up and use. Moseq reports allows wet-lab researchers to easily understand moseq models without having to reference outside sources or learn programming languages and manage complex software environments. This program reports data in a form which can be quickly understood by researchers while also providing a set of robust tools to reformat that data in such a way that would be most beneficial to their research.
📦 Out of the box - no environment setup, no wrangling of dependencies
💪 Easy, no-code, GUI interface for visualizing your moseq data
🎯 Export publication-quality renderings of your visualizations
🌱 Over 15 pre-built, customizable, visualizations to choose from
🔩 Feel the power of interactivity during exploratory data analysis
Download and install the latest release.
Consult the documentation.
Have a problem or found a bug? Please post an issue.
In order to run this repository locally, you must ensure you have the correct versions of both Node and yarn installed on your machine.
The supported versions are:
- Node:
22.14.0
- NPM:
v10.9.2
- Yarn:
v1.22.22
If you need to install yarn, please run
npm install -g yarn
To clone and setup the project for development:
# clone the project
git clone https://github.com/tischfieldlab/moseq-reports.git
# enter the project directory
cd moseq-reports
# install dependency
yarn
# develop
yarn dev
To interact with the application, please refer to the package.json
file to see the full list of supported scripts. Below is a list of the useful commands that you will run and build the app on your machine.
yarn
To run the application for development, type the following command:
yarn dev
To build the application, type the following command:
yarn build
To run the docs for development, type the following command:
yarn docs:dev
To build the docs for production, type the following command:
yarn docs:build