This is a placeholder of a README. Full version will be released with the 1.0 version of the Mir-Us.

Fast, intuitive mirBase library, for solving problems with mirBase

To get Mir-Us to work, it is necessary to import miBase package and then create a database object:

import miBase
m = miBase.MiRBase()

miRBase version can be specified while creating a new object:

import miBase
m = miBase.MiRBase(version="20")

Example of a full usage:

sample_gallus = m.get_mirna(mirna_id=["MIMAT0001185", "MIMAT0025825", "MIMAT0007451"])
print(sample_gallus)

More information about usage and technical aspects of the Mir-Us can be acquired in the docs page. Documentation includes:

• getting started guide
• user cookbook
• full compatibility description between versions of miRBase
• technical reference documentation from code

Docs page is not hosted externally yet, thus it must be initialised locally (instructions).

To access docs, a MkDocs, material theme for MkDocs and mkdocstrings package must be installed.

$ pip install mkdocs

$ pip install mkdocs-material

$ pip install mkdocstrings

To run docs, you have to be in the main directory of the Mir-Us and initialise the MkDocs. Then head to the localhost (https://127.0.0.1:8000/) and documentation should appear in your default web browser.

$ mkdocs serve

• Dudczak Kacper
• Michalczyk Maciej

• Dudczak Kacper
• Michalczyk Maciej
• Marta Wysocka
• Marek Żywicki