html`
  <h3>${virus}</h3>
  <p>&nbsp;</p>
`

Symptoms

Transmission

Medical relevance

The virus was first described in 1969 from a case in the town of Lassa, in Borno State, Nigeria.

Lassa fever is relatively common in West Africa including the countries of Nigeria, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Guinea, and Ghana.

There are about 300,000 to 500,000 cases which result in 5,000 deaths a year.

Approximately 15%-20% of those who have required hospitalization for Lassa fever die.

The risk of death is greater in those who are pregnant.

Toolbox

The toolbox for this virus is currently in development. Please contact us via info@virusbankplatform.be for more information.

renderVirusToolbox("bunyaviruses", "LASV")

import { encodeTool } from '/_js/functions.js'

FA = FileAttachment

// Load the toolbox
families = await FA("/families.json").json()
_toolbox = await FileAttachment("/toolbox/toolbox.json").json()
toolbox = _toolbox.map( tool => encodeTool(tool) )

// console.log(toolbox)

addEncodedTools = (virus) => {
  return ({ ... virus, tools: toolbox.flatMap( tool => virus[tool.encoded] ? tool.id : []) }) 
}

// Load all Newick tree file and create a dictionary `family -> tree`
nwks = await Promise.all(
  families.map(async (family) => { 
    let tree = await FA("/"+ family + "/tree.newick").text()
    return ({ family: family, nwk: tree })
  }))
nwksAsMap = Object.fromEntries(nwks.map( el => [el.family, el.nwk] ))

// console.log(nwks)

// Load annotations for viruses for each family
_annotations = await Promise.all(
  families.map( async (family) => {
    let xls = await FA("/"+ family + "/family.xlsx").xlsx()
    let _annotations = xls.sheet(0, { headers: true, range: ":L" })

    let _trimmed = _annotations.map( virus => {
      let trimmed = {}
      Object.keys(virus).forEach( key => {
        trimmed[key] = virus[key].trim()
      })
      return trimmed
    })

    return _trimmed.map( virus => ({... virus, family: family }) )
  }))

// console.log(_annotations)

// Add tools information, just the list of tools ids
annotations = _annotations
  .flat()
  .map( virus => addEncodedTools(virus) )

familyAnnotations = annotations
  .filter(virus => virus.family == virusFamily)

function virusInfo(_family, _virus) {
  const info = 
    familyAnnotations.filter(row => row.abbreviation == _virus && row.family == _family)
  return info[0]
}

// Handle grouped viruses by extending the model with isGroup: false/true
addGrouped = (virus) => {
  const isGroup = (typeof virus.group_abbreviation !== "undefined") && (virus.group_abbreviation !== "")
  const virus_pointer = (isGroup) ? virus.group_abbreviation : virus.abbreviation 
  return (
    { ... virus,
      isGroup: isGroup,
      virusPointer: virus_pointer,
      resVirusId: (isGroup) ? virus.group_abbreviation : virus.abbreviation,
      resAbbreviation: (isGroup) ? virus.group_abbreviation : virus.abbreviation,
      resVirusName: (isGroup) ? virus.group_virus_name : virus.virus_name 
    }
  )
}

// Create a list of all viruses of interest in the Excel file
// Add group information early on
annotatedViruses =
  familyAnnotations
    .filter(virus => virus.virus_of_interest == "Yes")
    .map(virus => addGrouped(virus))

// Create a sublist of viruses with toolbox
// Take into account groups by selecting unique entries
toolboxAnnotatedViruses =
  annotatedViruses
    .filter(virus => virus.availability_in_toolbox == "Yes")
    .filter((value, index, self) => {
      return self.findIndex(v => v.resAbbreviation === value.resAbbreviation) === index;
    })

// Derive a virus object from the ID
// The ID can be either a virus_id (from the ictv tree) or a group_abbreviation
virusIdToVirus = (virus_id) => {

  // lookup the virus_id in the full list of viruses
  const fullList =
    annotatedViruses
      .filter(v => v.virus_id.replace(/^'+|'+$/g, '') == virus_id || v.abbreviation == virus_id)
      //.filter(v => v.virus_id == virus_id || v.abbreviation == virus_id)

  // lookup the abbreviation for the group
  const groupList =
    toolboxAnnotatedViruses
      .filter(v => v.group_abbreviation == virus_id)

  if (fullList.length > 0) {
    return fullList[0]
  }
  if (groupList.length > 0) {
    return groupList[0]
  }
}

// Return all matches for a virus ID
virusIdToViruses = (virus_id) => {
  // lookup the virus_id in the full list of viruses
  const single_virus =
    annotatedViruses
      .filter(v => v.virus_id.replace(/^'+|'+$/g, '') == virus_id || v.abbreviation == virus_id)
      [0]

  if (single_virus.isGroup) {
    return annotatedViruses
      .filter(v => v.group_abbreviation == single_virus.group_abbreviation)
  } else {
    return [ single_virus ]
  }
}

function renderVirusToolbox(family, virus_id) {

  // First extract the virus object from the ID or abbreviation
  // This takes into account the groups
  const virus = virusIdToVirus(virus_id)

  if (typeof virus.tools !== "undefined" && virus.tools.length > 0) {
    return html`
      ${toolbox.filter(tool => virus.tools.includes(tool.id) ).map(tool => 
        html`
        <h2 id="${tool.id}-section">${tool.name}</h2>
        <div class="container grid">
          <div class="g-col-12 g-col-md-3 toolbox one-tool" style="text-align:center;">
            <div id="toolbox-contents" class="tool-container">
              <a href="/toolbox/index.html#${tool.id}-section">
                <div class="tool-wrapper">
                  <div id="${tool.id}" class="tool">
                    <div class="tool-tooltip-text">${tool.name}</div>
                    ${tool.icon.map( i =>
                    html`<img class="tool-icon" height="${(tool.icon.length > 1) ? 150/tool.icon.length : 100}%" src="${i}"/>`
                    )}
                  </div>
                </div>
              </a>
            </div>
          </div>
          <div class="g-col-12 g-col-md-9">
            <p>${tool.description}</p>
          </div>
          <div class="g-col-1" style="text-align:center;">
          </div>
        </div>
        <div class="col-xs-12" style="height:20px;"></div>
        `
      )}
    `
  }
   else {
    return html`
      <p>&nbsp;</p>
    `
   }
}