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Sergio Decherchi
NanoShaper
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May 07, 2021
by
Claudia Canevari
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NanoShaper + VMD workaround
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NanoShaper_Docker_VMD.sh
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#!/bin/bash
#Current Directory: complete path of the directory where input files are
DIR
=
"
$(
pwd
)
"
CONF_PATH
=
${
1
?Error
:
Surface Configuration not given
}
echo
"Surface Configuration:
$1
"
docker run
-it
--mount
type
=
bind
,source
=
${
DIR
}
,target
=
/App gitlab.iit.it:4567/sdecherchi/nanoshaper
$1
\ No newline at end of file
echo
"NanoShaper from Docker using VMD"
export
CONF
=
$1
AAA
=
$(
grep
Root_FileName
$1
)
echo
$AAA
set
--
$AAA
DIR
=
$(
dirname
"
$3
"
)
echo
$DIR
docker run
-it
--mount
type
=
bind
,source
=
$DIR
,target
=
$DIR
gitlab.iit.it:4567/sdecherchi/nanoshaper
$CONF
README.md
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...
...
@@ -69,13 +69,8 @@ NanoShaper is GPL licensed software please read the attached license.txt file.
```
Note that you need to install docker on your system.
Alternatevely, rename NanoShaper_Docker_VMD.sh into NanoShaper and just type
```
console
cd
<Path
of
the
directory
where
input
files
are
>
NanoShaper
<Surface
Configuration
file
>
```
after properly adding the NanoShaper executable path to your $PATH variable
That might be useful when using nanoshaper docker image together with VMD.
In order to use nanoshaper docker image inside the molecolar visualization software VMD:
rename NanoShaper_Docker_VMD.sh into NanoShaper and add its path to your $PATH variable
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