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View Bilayers, BIAFLOWS and biomero-schema workflow descriptors as diagrams
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Workflow visualiser
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Read the full README ↗Workflow visualiser: shows a bioimage workflow descriptor - Bilayers
config.yaml, BIAFLOWS descriptor.json or biomero-schema
JSON - as a Mermaid diagram of its inputs, parameters and outputs.
flowchart LR
subgraph inputs["Inputs"]
in_infolder[/"<b>Images and masks</b><br/>type: image<br/>formats: ometiff, omezarr<br/>files: multiple<br/>flag: --infolder"/]
end
tool[["<b>Measurements-CellProfiler</b><br/>container: cellularimagingcf/wb_measurements-cellprofiler:v2.0.0<br/>command: python /app/cellprofiler_run.py"]]
subgraph parameters["Parameters"]
direction LR
param_nuclei_mask_suffix["<b>Suffix for Nuclei Mask</b><br/>_Nuclei_Mask"]
param_cells_mask_suffix["<b>Suffix for Cells Mask</b><br/>_Cells_Mask"]
param_aggregates_mask_suffix["<b>Suffix for Aggregates Mask</b><br/>_Aggregates_Mask"]
param_metric_channels["<b>Channels to measure</b><br/>1,2,3"]
end
subgraph outputs["Outputs"]
out_outfolder[/"<b>Measurement tables</b><br/>type: measurement<br/>formats: csv<br/>files: multiple<br/>flag: --outfolder"/]
end
in_infolder --> tool
parameters -.-> tool
tool --> out_outfolder
Open a descriptor URL at https://nl-bioimaging.github.io/vis-workflow/?source=<url> - a file, or a GitHub
repository or folder. It runs entirely in the browser (Pyodide + Mermaid); vis-workflow view <file> shows a local
file in it.
Preview locally:
python web/build.py # wheels for Pyodide into web/wheels/
python -m http.server -d web 8001 # then open http://127.0.0.1:8001/?source=<url>
vis-workflow view config.yaml --portal http://127.0.0.1:8001/
pip install -e .[test]
# SOURCE: a descriptor file, a directory/repository with descriptor.json, descriptor.yaml or config.yaml, or a URL
vis-workflow mermaid https://github.com/Cellular-Imaging-Amsterdam-UMC/cideconvolve
vis-workflow mermaid config.yaml --params all -o diagram.md # .md gets a mermaid code block
vis-workflow convert config.yaml -o descriptor.json # biomero-schema JSON
vis-workflow view config.yaml # open in the web portal
From Python:
from vis_workflow import load_descriptor, to_mermaid
descriptor = load_descriptor(open("config.yaml", encoding="utf-8").read())
print(to_mermaid(descriptor, params="all"))
Parameter modes: all (default; Basic and Advanced boxes, each split by Bilayers section), beginner (advanced
ones summarised in one node), grouped (by Bilayers section only), collapsed (one summary node), none.
Design and plans: notes/design.md, notes/todo_known_issues.md.