spacr.qt.organisms¶
Sourced organism introductions and image-analysis module proposals.
The assay keys are existing pipeline identifiers. A proposal served by a
general module opens that module through workflows; any other proposal
has no route, so the organism pages cannot run an unimplemented analysis.
Artwork provenance, licences and checksums ship in organism_sources.json.
Attributes¶
Organism guides keyed by |
Functions¶
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Return the existing module route of one organism tile, if any. |
Module Contents¶
- spacr.qt.organisms.workflow(organism_key: str, icon: str)[source]¶
Return the existing module route of one organism tile, if any.
- Parameters:
organism_key – an organism page key from
ORGANISMS.icon – the tile’s icon key, unique within its organism.
- Returns:
(app key, preset, note)orNonefor a Coming soon tile.
- spacr.qt.organisms.ORGANISMS[source]¶
Organism guides keyed by
toxoplasma,plasmodium,candida,trypanosoma,leishmania,giardia,virusandmammalian.Each record supplies a display name, description, biology source URL, bundled diagram filename and diagram note;
source_labelnames the biology source when it is not the CDC. The last five pages are alpha features.sectionscontains heading, prose and linked assay-key triples;linkscontains display-label and URL pairs.modulescontains route-key, title, description and icon-key tuples. ANoneroute denotes an organism-specific assay with no pipeline of its own.workflowsmaps such a tile’s icon key to the existing module that measures its readout, a settings preset applied on opening, and a note on how to use it; aNonetile absent fromworkflowsis Coming soon.starplastlaunches an external app from the Toxoplasma page; it is not a spaCR analysis registry key or segmentation backend. Display prose is translated at use; route keys, URLs and asset names stay fixed.