Install Ketcher on Apache Web Server

Q

How to install Ketcher on an Apache Web server?

✍: FYIcenter.com

A

If you want to install Ketcher on a Web server for others to try it remotely, you can follow this tutorial to install it an Apache Web server.

1. Follow the previous tutorial to download and install Ketcher on your local computer in the "./standalone" sub-folder.

2. Create a "Ketcher" sub-folder in the Apache document folder, like /var/www/html on a Linux system:

fyicenter$ sudo mkdir /var/www/html/ketcher

3. Copy Ketcher files to the "ketcher" sub-folder:

fyicenter$ sudo cp -R ./standalone/* /var/www/html/ketcher

4. View Ketcher home page on the server, http://localhost/ketcher/index.html, in a Web browser.

If you see the Ketcher test page displayed and working, you can now give it to others to use with its public URL like "http://192.168.1.2/ketcher/index.html".

⇒ Build Ketcher Editor Web Page

⇐ Download and Install Ketcher in Standalone Mode

⇑ Introduction to Ketcher

⇑⇑ Ketcher - Chemical Structure Editor

2023-10-05, 337🔥, 0💬

Ketcher JavaScript API
Where to find FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) on Ketcher JavaScript API? Here is a list of tutorials to answer many frequently asked questions compiled by FYIcenter.com team on Ketcher JavaScript API. What Is Ketcher JavaScript API contentWindow.ketcher - Access "ketcher" Object ketcher.setMolecule... 2023-10-05, 702🔥, 0💬

Download and Install Ketcher in Standalone Mode
How to Download and Install the latest version of Ketcher in standalone mode? Ketcher can be installed in 2 modes: Standalone and Remote. The Standalone mode incorporates Indigo backend services in the Ketcher build. It allows for Ketcher to work in browser with no server and even without the Intern... 2023-12-17, 551🔥, 0💬

ketcher.getSmiles() and ketcher.getSmarts()
How to export the chemical structure in SMILES and SMARTS formats from the Ketcher with the ketcher.getSmiles() and ketcher.getSmarts() methods? To export the chemical structure (molecule, reaction, or substructure pattern) in SMILES and SMARTS formats from the Ketcher, you can use the getSmiles() a... 2023-12-10, 531🔥, 0💬

Build Ketcher Editor Web Page
How to build my own Ketcher editor Web Page? If you want to build your Web page and offer Ketcher as a Chemical Structure Editor in the middle of the page, you can follow this tutorial. 1. Follow the previous tutorial to install Ketcher on your Web server. 2. Create a new HTML document, editor.html,... 2023-10-05, 428🔥, 0💬

What Is Ketcher - Chemical Structure Editor in JavaScript
What Is Ketcher, Chemical Structure Editor in JavaScript? Ketcher is an open-source web-based chemical structure editor written in JavaScript. It can be used as an integrated online Web tool to draw chemical structures and reactions. Main features of Ketcher are: Fast and convenient editing - Ketche... 2023-12-17, 426🔥, 0💬

ketcher.setMolecule() - Import Molecule into Ketcher
How to import a molecule structure into the Ketcher with the ketcher.setMolecule() method? To import a molecule structure into the Ketcher, you can use the setMolecule(structure) method provided by the Ketcher API as shown in below: 1. Load the Ketcher editor in an "iframe" HTML element: <ifr... 2024-03-17, 418🔥, 0💬

SMIRKS for Generic Reactions
What are SMIRKS string representations for generic reactions? SMIRKS is a restricted version of reaction SMARTS involving changes in atom-bond patterns with these additional rules: The reactant and product sides of the transformation are required to have the same numbers and types of mapped atoms an... 2023-12-29, 406🔥, 0💬

SMARTS for Reaction Patterns
What are SMARTS string representations for reaction patterns? SMARTS is an extension of SMILES to represent molecular patterns. But it can represent chemical reaction patterns using the following format: R 1 .R 2 ....>A 1 .A 2 ....>P 1 .P 2 .... Where: R 1 , R 2 , ... are SMARTS string... 2023-12-29, 361🔥, 0💬

ketcher.getMolfile() - Export Molecule in Molfile Format
How to export the molecule structure in Molfile format from the Ketcher with the ketcher.getMolfile() method? To export the molecule structure in Molfile format from the Ketcher, you can use the getMolfile() method provided by the Ketcher API as shown in below: 1. Load the Ketcher editor in an "ifra... 2024-03-17, 352🔥, 0💬

All rights in the contents of this web site are reserved by the individual author. fyicenter.com does not guarantee the truthfulness, accuracy, or reliability of any contents.