@jbrowse/react-linear-genome-view in Vue application #2930
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I love the work you are doing here. Feel very free to share a doc and publish a package with a Vue component. You can pick whatever open source license you want for your work, we are not picky. MIT and Apache 2.0 are both good licenses to use for your work, and (to the best of my knowledge), they are compatible with each other. |
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I really appreciate your entusiasm, however since you have recently released a demo on how to integrate the react component in vanillajs which already enables its use by other js frameworks, I feel like the package I was going to publish wouldn't be that useful.
Hope it will help some future reader |
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Hi,
In first place I would like to thank you for the amazing job your doing.
I have recently been able to integrate your @jbrowse/react-linear-genome-view in my Vue application (with Vuera and some babel plugins) and I would like to know:
Do you want me to share a little doc of how to embed it, since I have recently read this ?
Furthermore, I would like to publish a npm package: a Vue component that accepts the config props (assembly, configuration, defaultSession and assembly) and pass them to your react component via Vuera, I think it can be useful to other Vuejs developers.
Since I have noticed that the @jbrowse/react-linear-genome-view npm package is under MIT license while this github repo is under Apache license. What would be the best solution to publish the npm package described above?
Regards,
Emilio Righi
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