API: JSON methods
The promised support for the
Distributed Annotation System will take some time. But in the meantime you can access
openSNP using some simple JSON-methods. Examples can be found for
SNPs,
users and
phenotypes. To learn more about how to use those methods you may want to
read the FAQ or this blogpost we've written about this.
SSL-Support
Hello everyone! We've bought a SSL-certificate so that you can safely browse this site (especially relevant if you log in to this site over an open WLAN). You can access the SSL-version of openSNP over
this link. It's still experimental, so if you find anything please message
Philipp or
Bastian.
Winning the Binary Battle and Data-Dumps
What a shame: We totally forgot to announce it here. But
we are the winner of the Mendeley/PLoS Binary Battle. Since this we got many new users and it's great to see how many of you are willing to share their data. If you are interested in downloading the information that is uploaded to our website you are lucky.
We just implemented three new features: The genotype-overview, the data-dump and several uploads for each user. The first one gives you a table of all the genotyping files we have in our database. The second can be found on the genotype-overview and it produces a zipped file that includes all genotyping-information, as well as a tabular file that includes all phenotypic information of those users. You can now also upload several genotypings, have a look at the Settings-page.
Enjoy playing around with it. And as usual: If you find any bugs please contact
Philipp or
Bastian.
SNP-ids/names
Hello everyone! We've implemented a minor change, you can now access SNPs over their name directly, together with the ID (like we had it before) - e.g. http://opensnp.org/snps/rs7566605 now leads to the SNP named rs7566605. If you encounter any problems please contact
Philipp or
Basti.