README.md

Open Targets COVID-19 Target Prioritisation Tool - frontend codebase

February 2022 Update:

The Open Targets COVID-19 Target Prioritisation Tool has been deprecated and archived. For more information, please see opentargets/platform#1964 and this Community thread.

If you wish to run this code locally or deploy, please remove the _redirects file in the public directory. As noted in pull request #17, the COVID-19 Target Prioritisation Tool URL -- https://covid19.opentargets.org/ -- now redirects to the COVID-19 associations page on the Open Targets Platform.

Instructions

The latest data available in the COVID-19 Target Prioritisation Tool was generated using the 21.02 release data for the Open Targets Platform. Please see #1324 for more information.

Based on a review of the notes in #1160 and the update.js file in the ot_covid19-frontend repository, the process to refresh the data is:

1. Download the latest release data in JSON (.zip) format
2. Rename the file to targets_integrated_data-rev_10.zip
3. Upload the .zip file in the open-targets-covid-prioritisation bucket
4. Update the current_revision.json to be:

{
"current_revision": "targets_integrated_data-rev_10"
}

During the deployment process, there are three things that are important to remember:

• The file type must be .zip as .gzip files will not be processed correctly. If the file type in the Google Cloud bucket is .gzip, you will see the following console log error:

• The JSON file contained in the .zip file must have a .json extension. If the file does not have a .json extension, you will see the following console log error:

• Google caches the current_revision.json file for a default of 3600 seconds, which can cause issues with the console log showing the incorrect version. To fix this, you can re-upload the current_revision.json file and adjust the Cache-Control metadata and set to no-cache.