Resources

Data-flo Documentation: https://docs.data-flo.io/introduction/readme

If you found data-flo useful and would like to continue using it, start by creating an account https://data-flo.io/signin. There are a few public workflows with useful transformations such as left join two CSVs (https://data-flo.io/run?bzYR3DtxRJsBty5ezb5LoJ) or the Geocoder (https://data-flo.io/run?kvpsi3T8V) that you can try.

You can also copy the workflows from Module 3C to your account (data-flo will assign a new id to the workflow in your account) and edit them to tailor them to your needs.

A similar workflow to the one used on this course can be found in the documentation https://docs.data-flo.io/tutorials/prep-outbreak-data-for-microreact. In this workflow, one of the inputs is a SNP matrix.

Data-flo also allows you to import data from a Google Spreadsheet (https://docs.data-flo.io/using-data-flo/specific-adaptors/google-spreadsheet) or from a database (https://docs.data-flo.io/tutorials/common-use-cases-solved/connect-directly-to-a-database) (as opposed to downloading data from the spreadsheet/database into a file).

Microreact documentation: https://docs.microreact.org/

The showcase (https://microreact.org/) page contains several examples. You can open them, download the data and trees and create your own projects to get more familiar with Microreact.

To be able to edit and manage projects, please create your own Microreact Account https://microreact.org/api/auth/signin.

You can customise the colours of your visualisations by assigning colours to the different variables before you create the Microreact project and/or after the project was created https://docs.microreact.org/instructions/labels-colours-and-shapes.

Everyone with access to a Microreact project has access to the data the project uses. Privacy and permissions can be configured to change who can access the project and its data https://docs.microreact.org/instructions/access-control-and-project-sharing.