AutoSnapGene
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SnapGene <https://www.snapgene.com/>_ is an excellent tool for viewing and
editing plasmid maps, but it's difficult to programmatically work with the
binary files (*.dna) that SnapGene reads and writes. This is what
AutoSnapGene helps with. AutoSnapGene is both a python library for parsing
SnapGene files, and a set of command-line tools for automating simple tasks.
You can use these tools to:
Automatically add sequencing data to your plasmids.
Synchronize features and primers over all of your plasmids at once.
Seamlessly use the sequences stored in your SnapGene file in other scripts.
Programmatically build sequences from combinations of smaller parts.
See the documentation__ for more details.