pigx-rnaseq1
Pipeline to interpret high-throughput rna sequencing data
Overview
usage: pigx-rnaseq [-h] [-v]
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--init[{settings,sample-sheet,both}] |-sSETTINGS) [-c CONFIGFILE] [--target TARGET] [-n] [--graph GRAPH] [--force] [--reason] [--unlock] [sample_sheet]
PiGx RNAseq Pipeline.
PiGx RNAseq is a data processing pipeline for RNAseq read data.
positional arguments:
- sample_sheet
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The sample sheet containing sample data in CSV format.
optional arguments:
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-h, --help -
show this help message and exit
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-v, --version -
show program's version number and exit
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--init [{settings,sample-sheet,both}] -
Generate a template SETTINGS file, a SAMPLE-SHEET. Leave empty for both.
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-s SETTINGS, --settings SETTINGS -
A YAML file for settings that deviate from the defaults.
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-c CONFIGFILE, --configfile CONFIGFILE -
The config file used for calling the underlying snakemake process. By default the file 'config.json' is dynamically created from the sample sheet and the settings file.
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--target TARGET -
Stop when the named target is completed instead of running the whole pipeline. The default target is "final-report". Pass "--target=help" to describe all available targets.
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-n, --dry-run -
Only show what work would be performed. Do not actually run the pipeline.
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--graph GRAPH -
Output a graph in Graphviz dot format showing the relations between rules of this pipeline. You must specify a graph file name such as "graph.pdf".
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--force -
Force the execution of rules, even though the outputs are considered fresh.
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--reason -
Print the reason why a rule is executed.
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--unlock -
Recover after a snakemake crash.
This pipeline was developed by the Akalin group at MDC in Berlin in 2017-2018.
Version: 0.0.9
History
- Debian 13 (Trixie): the text shown here
- Debian 12 (Bookworm) to Debian 11 (Bullseye)