From: Jim Procter BioJSON is a JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) specification
for the representation and exchange of multiple sequence alignment
data. Jalview 2.9 includes support for reading and writing BioJSON
- v1.0 data directly, or embedded in HTML documents. It can also
- generate HTML pages which employ the BioJS MSA viewer for
- interactive display of BioJSON data.
+ Jalview 2.9 includes support for reading and writing BioJSON v1.0
+ data directly, or embedded in HTML documents. It can also generate
+ HTML pages which employ the BioJS MSA
+ viewer for interactive display of BioJSON data.
+
Finding out more about BioJSON
+ Import of BioJSON data from HTML pages +
+When importing embedded data in an HTML document, Jalview + searches for a hidden (usually) input or div element named "seqData":
+
+ <div name="seqData" id="seqData" style="display: none;">#valid BioJSON data#</div>
+
+ OR
+
+ <input type="hidden" id="seqData" name="seqData" value='#valid BioJSON data#'/>
+
+ Jalview can also import BioJSON data directly.
+ +Jalview's Support for BioJSON v1.0
-BioJSON exports of an alignment view include - the following additional data:
+BioJSON exports of an alignment view include the following + additional data:
Since Jalview 2.9, HTML files can be generated from an - alignment within the Jalview desktop application that show the - alignment in an interactive viewer called 'BioJS-MSA'. The BioJS MSA - Viewer is a full-featured JavaScript based multiple sequence - alignment visualisation system created by a community of biological - data visualisation developers, and is developed independently of - Jalview.
++ Since Jalview 2.9, HTML files can be generated from an alignment + within the Jalview desktop application that show the alignment in an + interactive viewer called 'BioJS-MSA'. These pages embed Jalview's + alignment data as BioJSON, which + can be imported back into Jalview, and also interpreted by the BioJS + MSA viewer. The BioJS MSA Viewer is a full-featured JavaScript based + multiple sequence alignment visualisation system created by a + community of biological data visualisation developers, and is + developed independently of Jalview. +
To find out more about the BioJS MSA Viewer, please go to http://msa.biojs.net/. +
+- Making sure your BioJS MSA exports uses the latest + Making sure your BioJS MSA export uses the latest BioJS MSA Viewer
In order to allow Jalview to export data with the latest diff --git a/help/html/io/export.html b/help/html/io/export.html index c3270c7..71d5c55 100755 --- a/help/html/io/export.html +++ b/help/html/io/export.html @@ -69,21 +69,7 @@
-
- Import of BioJSON data from HTML pages -
-When importing embedded data in an HTML document, Jalview - searches for a hidden input or div element named "seqData": -
- <div name="seqData" id="seqData" style="display: none;">#valid BioJSON data#</div>
-
- OR
-
- <input type="hidden" id="seqData" name="seqData" value='#valid BioJSON data#'/>
-
- Jalview can also import JSON data directly if it conforms to the BioJSON specification.
-
-Tips for working with EPS Files
+Tips for working with EPS Files