Contributors were: Jon Parker, Andy Hayden, and Andrew Defries
This repo is documentation of a simple d3-js hack to utilize force directed graphs as a visualization for small organic molecules as flexible atomic graphs. The d3 canvas enables the user to build a custom molecule atom by atom, search for a molecule in the daily diet, or interact with the nodes and edges
Install nginx Install python (ex. pip install flask)
To launch the app locally you can type the following:
python app.py
open http://localhost:8005 in a browser
Project details was here: http://hackathon.launch.co/project/launch-hackathon-2013-andrew-defries-phds-project
The online app was featured here: www.handsonchem.com
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Copyright (c) 2013 Andrew Defries Andy Hayden Jon Parker
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