igvR-class {igvR} | R Documentation

## Create an igvR object

### Description

The igvR class provides an R interface to igv.js, a rich, interactive, full-featured, javascript browser-based genome browser. One constructs an igvR instance on a specified port (default 9000), the browser code is loaded, and a websocket connection openend. After specifying the reference genome, any number of genome tracks may be created, displayed, and navigated.

### Usage

    igvR(portRange = 15000:15100, host = "localhost", title = "igvR",
      quiet = TRUE)

### Arguments

`portRange` | The constructor looks for a free websocket port in this range. 15000:15100 by default
`host` | In practice, this is always "localhost"
`title` | Used for the web browser window, "igvR" by default
`quiet` | A logical variable controlling verbosity during execution

### Value

An object of the igvR class

### Examples

    if(interactive()){
       igv <- igvR(title="igv demo")
       Sys.sleep(2)
       setGenome(igv, "hg38")
       Sys.sleep(5)
       showGenomicRegion(igv, "MEF2C")
         #---------------------------------------------------------------
         # an easy transparent way to create a bed track
         #---------------------------------------------------------------
       base.loc <- 88883100
       tbl <- data.frame(chrom=rep("chr5", 3),
                         start=c(base.loc, base.loc+100, base.loc + 250),
                         end=c(base.loc + 50, base.loc+120, base.loc+290),
                         name=c("a", "b", "c"),
                         score=runif(3),
                         strand=rep("*", 3),
                         stringsAsFactors=FALSE)

       track <- DataFrameAnnotationTrack("dataframeTest", tbl, color="red", displayMode="EXPANDED")
       displayTrack(igv, track)
       showGenomicRegion(igv, sprintf("chr5:%d-%d", base.loc-100, base.loc+350))
       } # if !interactive

[Package igvR version 1.0.1 Index]