{<img src="http://travis-ci.org/gedankenstuecke/snpr.png" />}[http://travis-ci.org/gedankenstuecke/snpr]

= SNPr 

a repository to which users can upload their SNP-sets from 23andme and deCODEme. On upload, SNPs are annotated using the PLoS and Mendeley-APIs to show users the newest scientific research results on their SNPs. Each SNP is also linked to the relevant page on SNPedia. SNPs are ranked according to how many results could be gathered for SNPedia, PLoS and Mendeley (in that order). Users can send each other private messages as well as comment on SNPs and Phenotypes. 

A RSS-feed is provided which is re-newed once a user uploads a genotyping. Users can enter phenotypes to assist future research. Right now, a search looks at every String I could think of :) 

Reminder: When new search-indexes are defined on models please run 

  rake sunspot:reindex

Reminder 2: You can monitor the resque-server on localhost:3000/resque (useful in killing leftover tasks)

Reminder 3: To load all standard achievements into the database run 
  
	rake db:seed OR rake db:setup (which also sets up the entire db)

= Usage

You need to have the following running to ensure that everything works:

  redis-server

  rake environment resque:work QUEUE=*

  rake sunspot:solr:run OR rake sunspot:solr:start (runs in background)

  rails s(erver)

Note: "serverscript" starts all these in detached screen-sessions.

= to-do