I just realized, that it is possible to run gggenomes in webR in the browser :exploding_head:
Thanks to r-universe building a wasm package for us, we can go to the webR repl: https://webr.r-wasm.org/latest/ and install gggenomes there.
That's it. We can then use gggenomes, e.g. to run the example:
I think this is super nice! It allows anyone to run gggenomes without installing anything locally. It also offers the possibility to provide interactive documentation :sunglasses:
I just realized, that it is possible to run
gggenomes
in webR in the browser :exploding_head: Thanks to r-universe building a wasm package for us, we can go to the webR repl: https://webr.r-wasm.org/latest/ and installgggenomes
there.That's it. We can then use
gggenomes
, e.g. to run the example:I think this is super nice! It allows anyone to run
gggenomes
without installing anything locally. It also offers the possibility to provide interactive documentation :sunglasses: