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react-ontology-ribbon

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A React component for generating a heatmap type display for ontology slims.

Description

This component generates a heatmap display (ribbon) for ontology term summaries (slims). It was designed for summarizing Gene Ontology terms, but it can be used with any ontology.

Example GO Ribbon

Getting started

In your React project, add @flybase/react-ontology-ribbon via npm/yarn.

npm install @flybase/react-ontology-ribbon

yarn add @flybase/react-ontology-ribbon

Then you can use it in a React component such as.

import React from 'react';
import {render} from 'react-dom';

import Ribbon from '@flybase/react-ontology-ribbon';
import '@flybase/react-ontology-ribbon/style.css';

const MyRibbon = () => {
    const goData = [
        { id: 'GO:12345',
        name: 'a_go_slim_term_name',
        descendant_terms: [
          { id: 'GO:33333', name:'a_descendant_term_1'},
          { id: 'GO:33334', name:'a_descendant_term_2'},
          { id: 'GO:33335', name:'a_descendant_term_3'},
        ]
        }
    ]; 
    return (
      <div>
        <Ribbon data={goData} />
      </div>
    );
  }
}

render(<MyRibbon />, document.querySelector('#root'));

Demo

Steps to running the demo locally

git clone https://github.com/FlyBase/react-ontology-ribbon.git
cd react-ontology-ribbon
yarn install
yarn run start

Browse to whatever URL is indicated on your screen.

Properties

The Ribbon component takes the following properties.

Name Description Type Default
data The slim terms (see below) Array of objects
heatLevels The number of gradients to use in the heatmap number 8
baseRGB The RGB values that the gradient is based on. Array of RGB numbers [0,96,96]
noResults Content to display if no data is supplied String or custom component
title Label to appear underneath the ribbon String or custom component
onTermClick Callback called when the term is clicked Function
calcHeatColor A function to override the default heat color calculation. Function
itemTitle A function to generate a custom title for each ribbon item. Function Term name: Number of terms

onTermClick callback

This callback is called when the block or text label for the block is clicked. It is passed the object that represents the slim term as the first argument and the event object as the second.

const handleOnClick = (term, evt) => {
  console.log("Term ID " + term.id);
  console.log("Term name " + term.name);
  console.log("# Descendant terms " + term.descendant_terms.length);
}

Then you can add it to your ribbon.

<Ribbon data={mydata} onTermClick={handleOnClick} />

calcHeatColor

The property calcHeatColor can be used to pass in a custom function that will be used to calculate the color for the ribbon cell. The function is passed an object with 4 key variables: numTerms, baseRGB, heatLevels, itemData.

Name Description Type
numTerms The number of descendant terms for this item. number
baseRGB The baseRGB value currently set. Array of RGB numbers
heatLevels The heatLevels currently set. number
itemData The data for the current item being drawn Object
const customColorCalculation = ({numTerms, baseRGB, heatLevels, itemData }) => {
  if (itemData.name === 'reproduction') {
    return [120,120,120]
  }
  else if (numTerms > 5) {
    return [0,0,0]
  }
  return [255,255,255]
}

itemTitle

In order to disable the item title attribute, pass a function that returns an empty string or null.

  <Ribbon
    title="my title 3"
    data={SampleData}
    heatLevel={20}
    baseRGB={[153,0,0]}
    onTermClick={this.handleOnClick}
    itemTitle={() => null}
  />

Data object structure.

The data property takes an array of objects that describes the ontology slim that we are generating a ribbon for. Each object has 3 properties, an id, a name, and descendant_terms. The first two properties are strings while descendant_terms is an array of terms contained by this slim term. The objects in the descendant_terms array must contain an id and name field as well.

e.g.

[
  {
    "id": "GO:0023052",
    "name": "signaling",
    "descendant_terms": [
      {
        "id": "GO:0007179",
        "name": "transforming growth factor beta receptor signaling pathway"
      },
      {
        "id": "GO:0030509",
        "name": "BMP signaling pathway"
      },
      {
        "id": "GO:0061353",
        "name": "BMP signaling pathway involved in Malpighian tubule cell chemotaxis"
      }
    ]
  },
  {
    "id": "GO:0019538",
    "name": "protein metabolism",
    "descendant_terms": []
  },
  {
    "id": "GO:0050896",
    "name": "response to stimulus",
    "descendant_terms": [
      {
       "id": "GO:0016055",
       "name": "Wnt signaling pathway"
      }
    ]
  }
]