>>91356441What's the best way to make an offline DB-viewer in HTML? I'm thinking mikado as a basic JS framework, but not sure what's the best strategy for storing the database files. I'm probably misusing some terms, but here are the details:
>I have a database of genome information collected by gene.>It includes many types of data like text genome annotations, sequence information, images such as mRNA or protein structure where available in both 2D and 3D, linkouts to online databases, and interactive graphed data and so on.All that information is available in online bioinformatics databases, but it's all separate and often contains a ton of meaningless autocurated data. I'd like, for my own personal use, to have an aggregator database that makes all that data accessible, but in a pedagogically useful manner. Assume that I can pull the data and format to/from any common format like JSON or XML or even FASTA.
I feel like HTML is probably the best tool for this as opposed to shitting out a GUI app in C# or .NET. All offline so no need for any fancy schmancy frontend/backend communication stuff, just looking for speed in designing and running.
Feel free to tell me if HMTL+Mikado-JS is a bad approach too.