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This is an example nanoHUB app that was created using git with nanoFORGE, nanoHUB's local code repository.
This app supplements material in the Getting Started Guide for nanoHUB App and Tool Developers.
The nanoFORGE tool development area and /apps are open, so you can see how this tool was structured. Links are provided in the notebooks.
You will be able to clone this tool to see the difference in how the tool behaves locally and when published on nanoHUB.
The folder structure illustrates how folders "above" the invoked file in the file structure are inaccessible to the published tool.
See also the accompanying tool that shows how to publish a tool that has wrieable Jupyter notebooks: Example editable nanoHUB Jupyter tool ( nanohub.org/tools/editablejupyter/ ).
If you have questions not answered in this tool, you can post them in the Q&A for the tool.
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This app was built using Anaconda 6 (https://nanohub.org/tools/jupyter60 ).
Credits
A Thousand thanks to Steve Clark for many discussions on nanoHUB tool building and publication.
Without his help I would never have figured out all these different relationships. Steve provided all of the essential, up to date information needed to understand how to publish nanoHUB apps.
References
See the Getting Started Guide for nanoHUB App and Tool Developers for more details on developing and publishing nanoHUB tools.
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