Hi all!
I had some spare time this weekend and as project of the day I wrote a Jenkins
plug-in that uses Jmol to display molecules in builds [1]. This can be useful
for automated pipelines that retrieve data from API's or version control like
Git.
It all started while I was learning more about BioJava. One of its first
tutorials uses Jmol to display proteins and I thought it would be nice to start
by integrating Jmol and Jenkins. A future version of this plug-in could use
BioJava to retrieve the protein from a remote database.
For a live version you can go to
http://builds.tupilabs.com/view/BioUno/job/jmol-sample/1/
Let me know if you find it useful, and kudos for all the work in Jmol. It was
my first time using it, but there was good documentation and examples, and the
Javascript library worked very well too.
Cheers
Bruno
[1] https://github.com/biouno/jmol-plugin
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