README

Introduction

You can read the website of the application, with docs and informations about the project : https://www.amelayes-biophp.net.

This is my own version of BioPHP available here : http://biophp.org. It requires at least PHP 8.2 (tested up to PHP 8.5) and every framework which can work on it, as Symfony 7.

The original legacy code is included inside, and the licence is still GPL2.

It works very easily :

The application is connected with a REST API, for the Biology Data, available at : https://api.amelayes-biophp.net. If you want to use your own API, it must implements my schema API (cf. code documentation), and then you can have fun !

The BioTools (amelaye/biotools) package is working !

Content

BioPHP is actually a Symfony bundle. Create your own PHP application and run :

$ composer require amelaye/biophp

If you want to use the predefined data schema, please run after :

$ bin/console doctrine:schema:create

And then it creates the tables structure.

Using a Symfony application

You can have some examples for a Symfony application here : https://demo.amelayes-biophp.net

Using you own code (standalone)

If you have your standalone version, you can use it like this (after installing composer and creating a composer.json file) :

<?php
require_once 'vendor/autoload.php';

use Amelaye\BioPHP\Domain\Sequence\Service\SequenceManager;

$client = new GuzzleHttp\Client([
    'base_uri' => 'https://api.amelayes-biophp.net'
]);
$serializer = JMS\Serializer\SerializerBuilder::create()
    ->build();

$aminoApiManager  = new \Amelaye\BioPHP\Api\AminoApi($client, $serializer);
$nucleotidManager = new \Amelaye\BioPHP\Api\NucleotidApi($client, $serializer);
$elementManager   = new \Amelaye\BioPHP\Api\ElementApi($client, $serializer);
$sequenceManager  = new SequenceManager($aminoApiManager, $nucleotidManager, $elementManager);

$aMirrors = $sequenceManager->findMirror("AGGGAATTAAGTAAATGGTAGTGG", 6, 8, 'E');

echo "<pre>";
var_dump($aMirrors);
echo "<pre>";
?>