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v1.0.0 — First stable release

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@DavidGZ1 DavidGZ1 released this 31 May 10:35

HowDirty v1.0.0

First stable release. All v1 roadmap items complete.

What's included

  • R package — full contamination report pipeline with generate_howdirty_report(), heatmap plots, trend/comparison analysis, and pkgdown documentation site
  • Docker CLI (ghcr.io/davidgz1/howdirty:latest) — run the full pipeline without R installed
  • Browser app (ghcr.io/davidgz1/howdirty:app) — Shiny web interface, no coding required
  • Windows launcher (launch_howdirty.bat) — double-click to start the browser app automatically

Quickstart (Windows, no coding)

  1. Install Docker Desktop
  2. Download launch_howdirty.bat below and double-click it
  3. HowDirty opens in your browser at http://localhost:3838

Cite

D. Gomez‐Zepeda et al., Proteomics (2023). https://doi.org/10.1002/pmic.202300134

v0.8.0 — Shiny UI polish + one-click launcher

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@DavidGZ1 DavidGZ1 released this 31 May 09:34

What's new

  • One-click launcher — double-click launch_howdirty.bat to start the app (no command line needed)
  • Shiny UI: logo in header, updated title, orange/purple theme matching the logo palette

How to use the launcher

Prerequisites: Docker Desktop must be installed.

  1. Download launch_howdirty.bat below
  2. Double-click it — Docker Desktop starts automatically if needed, the app opens in your browser
  3. Press any key in the terminal window to stop the app when done

v0.2.1

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@DavidGZ1 DavidGZ1 released this 17 Sep 10:38

Fixed issue with reading semicolon-separated csvs.
Complemented tutorial to avoid confusion with the Skyline report column names.

v0.1.0

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@DavidGZ1 DavidGZ1 released this 24 Jul 14:24

Initial release before submission