This project recreates the R-based RCy3 Cytoscape Automation library as a Python package.

Last update: Dec 22, 2022

Overview

py4cytoscape

This project recreates the R-based RCy3 Cytoscape Automation library as a Python package. The idea is to allow a Cytoscape workflow to be written in one language (R or Python) and translated to another language (Python or R) without having to learn different Cytoscape interfaces. The previous Cytoscape Python interface (Py2Cytoscape) has different features than the Cytoscape R library, and is therefore deprecated.

Additionally, this project attempts to maintain the same function signatures, return values, function implementation and module structure as the RCy3, thereby enabling smooth maintenance and evolution of both RCy3 and py4cytoscape.

This project uses PyCharm because of its excellent code management and debugging features.

Over time, py4cytoscape functionality should match RCy3 functionality. Once that occurs, novel Py2Cytoscape functions will be added to both as appropriate. The official Automation API definition met by both RCy3 and py4cytoscape is here. The API is versioned, and you can see which API version RCy3 or py4cytoscape implements by executing the cytoscape_version_info() or cytoscapeVersionInfo() function.

An overall scorecard comparing Py2Cytoscape, RCy3 and py4cytoscape can be found here. Pay close attention to columns E and F, which show how much of RCy3 is reflected in py4cytoscape.

Documentation

To understand the API structure and see calling examples, see the py4cytoscape documentation.

How to install and test

For an explanation of py4cytoscape installation and testing, see the INSTALL.rst file.

How to run a simple workflow

For a quick tutorial on how to build a workflow in Python and using py4cytoscape, see https://py4cytoscape.readthedocs.io/en/latest/tutorials/index.html. You can try py4cytoscape with a web browser only, without installing anything in your local environment.

How to configure logging

py4cytoscape logging is based on the Python logging package, which is based on the Java logging framework.

For an explanation of log configuration and use, see the LOGGING.rst file.

How to build and release

Create a new release file in doc/release to match the version number (e.g., release_0.0.1.rst)
Update the theme list in doc/release_log.rst and reference the release file you just created
Update the version number in both py4cytoscape/_version.py and build.bat
If any API changes were made, be sure to update the Automation API Definition and change the Automation API version in py4cytoscape/_version.py
If any functions were added, be sure to add them to the appropriate .rst file in the References section of the document.
Verify that the requirements.txt file in the docs directory correctly identifies all external dependencies.
Check all sources (including documents and tests) into Github, merge them into the Master branch, and make Master the current branch
Successfully execute all tests by using the tests/runalltests.bat file
Execute liveness test (e.g., Sanity Test) on Google Colab
Execute GangSu workflows (e.g., Workflow1 and Workflow2) on Google Colab
Execute build.bat to check into PyPI ... be sure you updated the version number in build.bat first
Again, successfully execute all tests by using the tests/runalltests.bat file, Gang Su workflows and the Sanity Test. (Change Sanity Test to fetch py4cytoscape from PyPI instead of Github.)
Check any/all changes to the user manual and fix them now. (Note that the manual is automatically re-compiled when changes are made to the Master branch in Github.)
Create a new Github tag (in the Releases section on the far right of the Github GUI)
Start a branch to contain the next round of py4cytoscape changes.

Test Suites

py4cytoscape is supported by extensive test suites that benefit py4cytoscape users as follows:

Verify that all API functionality operates as documented
Verify that changes to py4cytoscape don't break working functionality

These test suites are not intended to verify Cytoscape or CyREST operation, though they may have that side effect. Their main purpose is to verify that py4cytoscape functions either properly call CyREST or pre/post-process CyREST data. So, they test that each function parameter has an intended affect in the context of one or more CyREST calls. The payoff is confidence in py4cytoscape functions over both the immediate and long term.

Single tests or groups of tests can be executed from the command line per the py4cytoscape Installation instructions.

Surprising (but true!) general rules of thumb:

Creating a test for a py4cytoscape function may take between 2x and 5x the effort needed to create the function itself. Combined with the effort to document py4cytoscape functions, the overall time needed to create the function itself may be only 30% of the total effort.
Unless code is tested, it can reasonably assumed to be buggy ... either in its definition or execution. Untested code is essentially buggy code.
For a function or capability to be useful to a user, it must be documented in a place where a user can find it. In addition to testing functions, there must be appropriate function documentation (in the function's header and in the .rst files in the docs directory). Test cases are a rich source for documentation and examples.

Test Suite Construction

The py4cytoscape test suite is created under the rules of the Python unittest framework, and exists in the tests directory. Just as each py4cytoscape Python module contains a collection of py4cytoscape functions, there are corresponding test case files that contain tests for individual functions. For example, the networks module (networks.py) contains over 20 functions; the corresponding test case is tests_networks.py, and it contains individual tests that validate each networks function.

An individual test creates a testing environment and then verifies that each variant of a specific function produces an expected result (i.e., some change in the network, its properties, or the file system). For example, the test_networks.test_get_network_list test loads the galFiltered network and calls networks.get_network_list with various combinations of parameters.

At heart, an individual test:

Captures the state (pre-state) before the function is executed
Executes the function with a particular combination of parameters and may return a value
Verifies that the value is what is expected
Captures the state (post-state) after the function is executed
Verifies that the post-state is different than the pre-state, and is the state that's expected

Note that these tests also verify that functions return expected results (e.g., exceptions) when incorrect parameters are passed.

Test Suite Usage

The test suite can be used in the following circumstances:

During function development ... especially when Test Driven Development is practiced
To verify that changes to a function don't break existing functionality
To verify that new versions of Cytoscape don't cause functions to return incorrect results

To support this, any changes to a function must be followed up with new tests as appropriate. For example, changes in the networks.get_network_list function should be reflected by appropriate tests added/changed/removed in the test_networks.test_get_network_list function.

License

py4cytoscape is released under the MIT License (see LICENSE.rst file):

    Copyright (c) 2018-2020 The Cytoscape Consortium
    Barry Demchak

Comments

p4c.layout_network() ++

Hello! I can't figure out how (or if it is possible) to use use the Y files organic layout in my script as this is not one of the options for p4c.layout_network. Furthermore, does p4c offer a way of selecting isolated clusters in the network and annotating them? Any help with this is very much appreciated 🙏 Lastly, p4c would be even more amazing (love it already) if a function for creating legends from the mappings (that look nicer and is a bit more customisable than the ones generated by the legend creator app) was created! Thanks for your great work, makes life easier for simple biochemists like me. Best regards, Eirin

opened by eirinland 15
Added ability to create a network view.

Cytoscape doesn't automatically create views for large networks, and this code calls the REST API to create a view. The code as-is does not check if a view already exists; the user ought to be intelligent enough to do this themselves. See cytoscape/py4cytoscape#71 for an example of a large network.

opened by nilsoberg2 13

get MCODE cluster network images

Hi,

Firstly, Thanks for code tutorials.

Now I am able to run Mcode and to create clusters. But I have some problems.

I want to create cluster Images but when I making a loop some images are missing. I think cytoscape working for other job and because of that it doesn't create all images. To solve this problem I have added timeout end of the loop but its making my script slowly. Is there any solution for this? If I would get the cytoscape job status then I can create new job.
Is there any other way to get all cluster network Images and tables at one time? I did in loop, is this the correct way?

I added my code.

Thanks

network_name = uuid.uuid4().hex
network_suid = py4.networks.create_network_from_data_frames(
		edges=results, 
		title= network_name,
		collection= network_name + '_collection'
)

analyze = py4.commands.commands_post('analyzer/analyze')

mcode = py4.commands.commands_post('mcode cluster degreeCutoff=2 fluff=false fluffNodeDensityCutoff=0.1 haircut=true includeLoops=false kCore=2 maxDepthFromStart=100 network=current nodeScoreCutoff=0.2 scope=NETWORK')

big_clusters = [i for i in range(len(mcode['clusters'])) if len(mcode['clusters'][i]['nodes']) > 10]

clusters = []
for i in range(len(big_clusters)):

	view_id = py4.commands.commands_post('mcode view id=1 rank=' + str(i+1) )

	clusters.append( py4.tables.get_table_columns() \
				  .drop(columns=['id','name','selected','MCODE_Cluster','SUID']) \
				  .sort_values(by=['MCODE_Score'], ascending=False) \
				 .reset_index(drop=True) )
	
	py4.network_views.get_network_view_suid()
	img_name = uuid.uuid4().hex
	py4.export_image(str(img_name))
	Image(img_name+'.png')
	sleep(3)

opened by tyasird 12

Reverse color palettes?
When using palette_color_brewer_* palettes like d_RdBu for example, the mapping is going to wrong 99% of the time, i.e., red for negative values and blue for positive. A couple suggestions:

reverse these palettes by default

offer a reverse Boolean parameter that gets passed down to _palette_color_brewer

enhancement
opened by AlexanderPico 10
py4cytoscape very slow to tranfert a network between a notebook and cytoscape.

Hi,

I have tested py4cystoscape and compare to py2cytoscape, it is very slow to transfert a network between a notebook and cytoscape. Is it normal ?

Sincerely.

Pascal

opened by pkrezel 8
Using basiCO to Run Reaction Kinetics Simulations on Py4cytoscape
Hello Barry, @bdemchak

I am currently doing my Ph.D. in Computational Science at the University of Cape Town. My project is about developing systems biology tools for the modelling, simulation, and analysis of glycosylation networks found in Muc-1 type breast cancer tumours.

Unlike many system biology tools on Cytoscape, I want to approach the network from an enzyme kinetics angle because glycosylation networks involve a lot of glycosyltransferases that determine the final structure of glycan chains.

I initially had a look at COPASI, a software application for simulation and analysis of biochemical networks, but found that it lacked features, such as automatic import and visualization of pathways from KEGG

My goal is to use Py4Cytoscape to call COPASI to implement mathematical modelling and time-course simulations on networks imported from KEGG.

I want to somehow create a bridge between basiCO, a simplified python interface for COPASI, and py4cytoscape.

This is where I got stuck.

One idea I had was to create a wrapper function that would take an imported network and do the following:

pass its nodes as reacting species

pass the edges as reactions with defined rate laws

create an ODE model of the network

Run simulations using basiCO

Perturb the model by introducing enzyme inhibitors to it

Do you think writing a wrapper function could help to run basiCO on py4cytoscape? What other suggestions can you come up with?

I hope I made my problem clear. Let me know if you have any more questions and if you want to discuss this further.

Here is the detailed documentation of basiCO if you are interested: https://basico.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

All the best,

Emre
opened by kyxhik 7
In the Verify Cytoscape connection code fragment made file path platform agnostic

Hi, This pull request has a minor change in the INSTALL.rst documentation.

In Verify Cytoscape connection code framgnet, I replaced the hardcoded path tests\data\galfiltered.sif' with anos.path.joincall cause` fails on a MacOS.

The os.path.join "should" (please check on windows) add the correct delimiter for the platform it is running on.

opened by coleslaw481 7
Customize the path of the detailed log file

Is it possible the change where the detailed log file is written? If I found the right place in the source https://github.com/cytoscape/py4cytoscape/blob/cc3186c722f2789460b90547105d7ffa87d0460f/py4cytoscape/py4cytoscape_logger_settings.py#L34-L35

it looks like this is hard-coded and cannot be modified.

opened by agitter 6

get_edge_info does not accept list of SUIDs of edges

The document says

get_edge_info(edges, network=None, base_url='http://127.0.0.1:1234/v1')[source]
Returns source, target and edge table row values.

Parameters
edges (list) – list of SUIDs or names of edges, i.e., values in the “name” column. Can also input single edge.

But actually it accepts only list of names of edges.

bug

opened by kozo2 6

runsanitytests.bat: not able to load test data

py4cytoscape:~/py4cytoscape/tests$ source runsanitytests.bat 
Into test_create_igraph_from_network()
Out of 'test_create_igraph_from_network'
.Into test_create_network_from_data_frames()
Out of 'test_create_network_from_data_frames'
.Into test_create_network_from_igraph()
Out of 'test_create_network_from_igraph'
.Into test_create_network_from_networkx()
/home/py4cy/.software_container/.python/3.9.0/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas-1.1.3-py3.9-linux-x86_64.egg/pandas/core/frame.py:1485: FutureWarning: Using short name for 'orient' is deprecated. Only the options: ('dict', list, 'series', 'split', 'records', 'index') will be used in a future version. Use one of the above to silence this warning.
  warnings.warn(
Out of 'test_create_network_from_networkx'
.Into test_create_networkx_from_network()
/home/py4cy/.software_container/.python/3.9.0/lib/python3.9/site-packages/pandas-1.1.3-py3.9-linux-x86_64.egg/pandas/core/frame.py:1485: FutureWarning: Using short name for 'orient' is deprecated. Only the options: ('dict', list, 'series', 'split', 'records', 'index') will be used in a future version. Use one of the above to silence this warning.
  warnings.warn(
Out of 'test_create_networkx_from_network'
.Into test_import_network_from_file()
In commands_post(): File 'galFiltered.sif' not found:
'test_import_network_from_file' exception CyError("In commands_post(): File 'galFiltered.sif' not found:")
EInto test_open_session()
In commands_post(): File 'Affinity Purification.cys' not found:
'test_open_session' exception CyError("In commands_post(): File 'Affinity Purification.cys' not found:")
E
======================================================================
ERROR: test_import_network_from_file (test_sanity.SanityTests)
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/home/py4cy/py4cytoscape/py4cytoscape/commands.py", line 386, in commands_post
    r.raise_for_status()
  File "/home/py4cy/.software_container/.python/3.9.0/lib/python3.9/site-packages/requests-2.24.0-py3.9.egg/requests/models.py", line 941, in raise_for_status
    raise HTTPError(http_error_msg, response=self)
requests.exceptions.HTTPError: 500 Server Error: Internal Server Error for url: http://192.168.43.99:1234/v1/commands/network/load%20file

During handling of the above exception, another exception occurred:

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/home/py4cy/py4cytoscape/test_utils/helpers.py", line 76, in wrapper_entry_exit
    value = func(*args, **kwargs)
  File "/home/py4cy/py4cytoscape/tests/test_sanity.py", line 89, in test_import_network_from_file
    res = import_network_from_file('data/galFiltered.sif')
  File "/home/py4cy/py4cytoscape/py4cytoscape/py4cytoscape_logger.py", line 133, in wrapper_log
    log_exception(func, e)
  File "/home/py4cy/py4cytoscape/py4cytoscape/py4cytoscape_logger.py", line 130, in wrapper_log
    value = func(*args, **kwargs) # Call function being logged
  File "/home/py4cy/py4cytoscape/py4cytoscape/networks.py", line 1120, in import_network_from_file
    res = commands.commands_post(f'network load file file="{file}"', base_url=base_url)
  File "/home/py4cy/py4cytoscape/py4cytoscape/py4cytoscape_logger.py", line 133, in wrapper_log
    log_exception(func, e)
  File "/home/py4cy/py4cytoscape/py4cytoscape/py4cytoscape_logger.py", line 130, in wrapper_log
    value = func(*args, **kwargs) # Call function being logged
  File "/home/py4cy/py4cytoscape/py4cytoscape/commands.py", line 392, in commands_post
    _handle_error(e)
  File "/home/py4cy/py4cytoscape/py4cytoscape/commands.py", line 678, in _handle_error
    raise e
py4cytoscape.exceptions.CyError: In commands_post(): File 'galFiltered.sif' not found:

======================================================================
ERROR: test_open_session (test_sanity.SanityTests)
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/home/py4cy/py4cytoscape/py4cytoscape/commands.py", line 386, in commands_post
    r.raise_for_status()
  File "/home/py4cy/.software_container/.python/3.9.0/lib/python3.9/site-packages/requests-2.24.0-py3.9.egg/requests/models.py", line 941, in raise_for_status
    raise HTTPError(http_error_msg, response=self)
requests.exceptions.HTTPError: 500 Server Error: Internal Server Error for url: http://192.168.43.99:1234/v1/commands/session/open

During handling of the above exception, another exception occurred:

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/home/py4cy/py4cytoscape/test_utils/helpers.py", line 76, in wrapper_entry_exit
    value = func(*args, **kwargs)
  File "/home/py4cy/py4cytoscape/tests/test_sanity.py", line 46, in test_open_session
    self.assertDictEqual(open_session('data/Affinity Purification.cys'), {})
  File "/home/py4cy/py4cytoscape/py4cytoscape/py4cytoscape_logger.py", line 133, in wrapper_log
    log_exception(func, e)
  File "/home/py4cy/py4cytoscape/py4cytoscape/py4cytoscape_logger.py", line 130, in wrapper_log
    value = func(*args, **kwargs) # Call function being logged
  File "/home/py4cy/py4cytoscape/py4cytoscape/session.py", line 114, in open_session
    return commands.commands_post(f'session open {type}="{file_location}"', base_url=base_url)
  File "/home/py4cy/py4cytoscape/py4cytoscape/py4cytoscape_logger.py", line 133, in wrapper_log
    log_exception(func, e)
  File "/home/py4cy/py4cytoscape/py4cytoscape/py4cytoscape_logger.py", line 130, in wrapper_log
    value = func(*args, **kwargs) # Call function being logged
  File "/home/py4cy/py4cytoscape/py4cytoscape/commands.py", line 392, in commands_post
    _handle_error(e)
  File "/home/py4cy/py4cytoscape/py4cytoscape/commands.py", line 678, in _handle_error
    raise e
py4cytoscape.exceptions.CyError: In commands_post(): File 'Affinity Purification.cys' not found:

----------------------------------------------------------------------
Ran 7 tests in 40.096s

FAILED (errors=2)

Cytoscape 3.8.1 Java 11.0.6 by AdoptOpenJDK Mac OS X 10.15.7 - x86_64

Reproducible with the Docker test env.

bug

opened by jorgeboucas 6

Bottleneck in `load_table_data`
Hello I am working on a very large network and I noticed a serious bottleneck during runtime when loading data onto the edge table.

Here is some example code I ran, here I was fetching the alignment_score from the edge table, taking the exponential and adding the column back in as exp_score. On a table size of 200-400k the runtime is not too bad (maybe 5-15 min) but beyond 1m the runtime really slowed down, on this example for a table size of 1.35 m my code was running for 158 min on a jupyter notebook before I gave up and interrupted the kernel.

edge_df = p4c.get_table_columns(table = 'edge') exp_scores =10 ** (-1 * edge_df['alignment_score']).to_frame() exp_scores['SUID'] = edge_df['SUID'] exp_scores = exp_scores.rename(columns= {'alignment_score' : 'exp_score'}) p4c.load_table_data(exp_scores,table = 'edge',table_key_column='SUID',data_key_column= 'SUID')

The terminal halted on this filter and I suspected on a table of 1m that it stayed over 2h just trying to filter.

https://github.com/cytoscape/py4cytoscape/blob/cc3186c722f2789460b90547105d7ffa87d0460f/py4cytoscape/tables.py#L461-L462

However, considering that the filter essentially compares two Series wouldn't be faster to use pd.Series.isin(values) instead? I haven't run extensive runtime tests but running exp_scores['SUID'].isin(exp_scores.reset_index()['SUID']).value_counts() retuned in less than a second for the same table.
opened by ConsueTerra 5
get_table_columns does not get all columns

I tried p4c.get_table_columns(table='node', network=1162) for the second netowrk in this cys file. https://www.dropbox.com/s/r9s09p4p54naw7z/test.cys?dl=0 But it didn't get the all columns It got only the first 10 columns. Please let me know if you have any ideas about this. I'm using Python 3.10.8 + py4cytoscape 1.6.0 on Windows11.

opened by kozo2 8
$FutureWarning: in py4cytoscape\tables.py:502:$
FutureWarning: in py4cytoscape\tables.py:502:
c:\Users\kozo2\mambaforge\lib\site-packages\py4cytoscape-1.6.0-py3.10.egg\py4cytoscape\tables.py:502: FutureWarning: iteritems is deprecated and will be removed in a future version. Use .items instead.

I got this Warning in py4cytoscape 1.6.0 + Python 3.10.8.

If using .items is not too early, I will send the PR. Let me know if you have any thoughts.
opened by kozo2 1
Remove n^2 loops
There are a number of functions that contain checks for a node or edge list being contained within a network. For very large networks and very large lists, this becomes an n^2 operation. I recently verified that for a million node network, the check in load_table_data() took longer than 2 days (before I gave up).

The general pattern is to create a comprehension and then test whether True or False is in the comprehension.

For example:

test_present = [x in all_names for x in node_suids] if not False in test_present: return node_suids

These can be found in:

py4cytoscape_utils:node_suid_to_node_name() py4cytoscape_utils:edge_suid_to_edge_name() py4cytoscape_utils:_item_to_suid()
opened by bdemchak 0
Rendered image appears as a single dot for very large networks
Sometimes nodes in very large clusters are stacked on top of each other after layout, when using the non-OpenCL version of prefuse force directed layout. The OpenCL version works well. This occurs in Cytoscape 3.8 and 3.10 (snapshot 0714).

This occurs in Cytoscape as well as through the CyREST API. The output in the terminal shows there is a stack overflow:

15:24:24.742 WARN [qtp1898635594-610] Network larger than view threshold Network factory creation finished in 171048 msec. java.lang.StackOverflowError at prefuse.util.force.NBodyForce.calcMass(NBodyForce.java:289) at prefuse.util.force.NBodyForce.calcMass(NBodyForce.java:289) at prefuse.util.force.NBodyForce.calcMass(NBodyForce.java:289) .... at prefuse.util.force.NBodyForce.forceHelper(NBodyForce.java:324) at prefuse.util.force.NBodyForce.forceHelper(NBodyForce.java:349) at prefuse.util.force.NBodyForce.forceHelper(NBodyForce.java:349) ....

An example of this type of file is here:

https://efi.igb.illinois.edu/databases/very_large_ssn.zip

370 MB zip file, 4.6 GB uncompressed.

First referenced in #81.
opened by nilsoberg 4
Nodes not colored when using large network

When using py4cytoscape with large networks, images are generated but not colored like smaller networks are. (The network files contain the node.fillColor attribute which is what Cytoscape uses to color the nodes by default.) This occurs in 3.8 and 3.10 (latest snapshot tested 0714).

The files that are attached are used for debugging. py4c_test.py uses py4cytoscape and can be used for testing using the CyREST API.

cytoscape-3.10-01714-rest-output.txt cytoscape-3.10-0714-terminal-log.txt cytoscape-3.10-framework-cytoscape.log ssn_3 10

cytoscape-3.8-rest-output.txt cytoscape-3.8-terminal-log.txt cytoscape-3.8-framework-cytoscape.log ssn_3 8

py4c_test.py.txt

large_ssn.zip

First reported in #81

opened by nilsoberg 2

Releases(1.5.0)

1.5.0(Jun 28, 2022)
Removed dependence on Enum package due to build errors

Source code(tar.gz)
Source code(zip)
1.4.0(Jun 28, 2022)
Supported Metascape migration from py2cytoscape to py4cytoscape

Added names= to get_network_list

Added create_cytoscapejs_from_network and create_network_from_cytoscapejs

Added get_visual_style_JSON

Added delete_all_visual_styles

Added sandbox support when Cytoscape is at URL different than 127.0.0.1

Fixed bugs for calling Cytoscape at URL different than 127.0.0.1

Source code(tar.gz)
Source code(zip)
1.3.0(May 26, 2022)
Improved cloud file download

Improved support for local Jupyter Notebook execution

Demonstration of enrichment functionality

Rationalized tutorials

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1.2.0(Apr 30, 2022)
Addition of annotation functions (per new Cytoscape features)

Changed default for sandboxing when running Notebook on local Workstation

Add new functions: create_view, select_all

Sped up select_all_nodes, select_all_edges

Source code(tar.gz)
Source code(zip)

0.0.11(Oct 12, 2021)

```
Updated documentation and tutorials
```

Made set_*_property_bypass more resilient to null node/edge lists

For Notebook support, improved startup code and added notebook_show_image(), notebook_export_show_image() functions

For color generators, added reverse= parameter and made divergent palettes automatically reversed

Fixed filter and style bypass functions to not crash when there are no selected nodes

Source code(tar.gz)
Source code(zip)

0.0.9(Jul 26, 2021)
Updated documentation and tutorials

Reworked iGraph support to track RCy3 implementation

Added iGraph support for Graph, DiGraph, MultiGraph, MultiDiGraph

Updated node/edge-to-suid functions to allow detection of multiple copies of a node/edge

Enabled delete_duplicate_edges to ignore edge direction

Added support for discrete and continuous value generators (as gen* functions in new style_auto_mappers module)

Source code(tar.gz)
Source code(zip)
0.0.8(Mar 31, 2021)
Added parameters in CyNDEX functions to support subdomains

Added apply= parameter in filter definition functions to support Cytoscape v3.9.0 separating apply from definition

Added overwrite_file parameter to export functions

Added Sandbox direct download from URL

Added functions for import network from tabular file & get current style, etc

Fixes that allow commands_help to work

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0.0.7(Jan 9, 2021)
Compatibility of node, edge and group parameter with RCy3 formats

Improved verify_supported_versions parsing for Cytoscape 3.10 and beyond

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0.0.6(Oct 30, 2020)
Improved sandboxing and Jupyter Notebook documentation

Shortened execution delays

Docker support

More rational default directory for standalone Python execution

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0.0.5(Oct 23, 2020)
Referenced Concepts:Sandboxing from documentation for sandbox functions

Updated installation and logging documentation

Updated test to detect Colab shell

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0.0.4(Oct 6, 2020)
Includes everything in 0.0.3 (defective release):

Conform to Cytoscape Automation API Definition <https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1XLWsKxGLqcBWLzoW2y6HyAUU2jMXaEaWw7QLn3NE5nY/edit?usp=sharing>_

Change CyError logger to write exceptions to stderr

Add Sandboxing interface and functions

Add merge_network() and analyze_network()

Add Jupyter-bridge, Cytoscape Automation API, py4cytoscape versions to cytoscape_version_info

Add support for Jupyter-bridge

Add Concepts section to documentation

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0.0.2(Aug 27, 2020)

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Cytoscape Consortium

GitHub Repository https://Py4Cytoscape.readthedocs.io

This project recreates the R-based RCy3 Cytoscape Automation library as a Python package.

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How to install and test

How to run a simple workflow

How to configure logging

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0.0.7(Jan 9, 2021)

0.0.6(Oct 30, 2020)

0.0.5(Oct 23, 2020)

0.0.4(Oct 6, 2020)

0.0.2(Aug 27, 2020)

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Cytoscape Consortium

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