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Web Iridium

Web systems biology simulator

To see the simulator try the link: https://sys-bio.github.io/SimBioUI/

Setting up Web Iridium (SimBioUI) Locally

Web Iridium (SimBioUI) is a web-based systems biology simulator that allows users to simulate various biological systems. Follow these steps to set it up locally on your machine:

  1. Clone the Repository

First, clone the Web Iridium (SimBioUI) repository to your local machine using the following command:

git clone https://github.com/sys-bio/SimBioUI.git

  1. Navigate to the Project Directory

Navigate into the cloned project directory using the following command:

cd SimBioUI

  1. Install Dependencies

Once you're inside the project directory, navigate to the my-dropdown-app directory and install all the necessary dependencies by running:

cd my-dropdown-app

npm install

  1. Start the Development Server

After installing the dependencies, start the development server by running:

npm start

This command will compile the code and start a local development server. The Web Iridium (SimBioUI) application will open automatically in your default web browser. If it doesn't, you can access it by navigating to http://localhost:3000 in your web browser.

  1. Add More Examples

If you want to add more examples to the Web Iridium (SimBioUI) simulator, you can do so by placing them in the examples-models directory within the repository. Ensure that the name of each example is formatted with a hyphen, such as "example-name". This format helps in organizing and identifying examples easily.

  1. Change Copyright Information

  2. If you want to change the copyright information for Web Iridium (SimBioUI), you can add or modify the relevant details in the copyright.txt file located in the project directory.

You're now ready to explore and use the Web Iridium (SimBioUI) simulator on your local machine!

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