WIST: toolkit for rapid, customized LIMS development.

Bioinformatics

Physical Biosciences Division, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, University of California, Berkeley, CA 94720, USA.

Published: February 2011

Unlabelled: Workflow Information Storage Toolkit (WIST) is a set of application programming interfaces and web applications that allow for the rapid development of customized laboratory information management systems (LIMS). WIST provides common LIMS input components, and allows them to be arranged and configured using a flexible language that specifies each component's visual and semantic characteristics. WIST includes a complete set of web applications for adding, editing and viewing data, as well as a powerful setup tool that can build new LIMS modules by analyzing existing database schema.

Availability And Implementation: WIST is implemented in Perl and may be obtained from http://vimss.sf.net under the BSD license.

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