Browse and Analyze Genotype Data Locally with Snappy
Summary of my bookmarked Github repositories from May 10th, 2019
Github repositories
- zhaofengli/snappy
Snappy is a browser-based tool that allows you to browse and analyze your genotype data. It supports raw genotype files from 23andMe, AncestryDNA, and FamilyTreeDNA, and performs all processing locally without transmitting sensitive data. While it's still a prototype with some issues and crashes, user feedback is encouraged. You can also use 23andMe's sample data for experimentation. To get started, install dependencies with Yarn, and use the dev server or build for production. Snappy relies on SNPedia data, which can be updated by running Python scripts. The project follows the BSD 2-Clause License and acknowledges various third-party tools and libraries.