cruise-toolkit
cruise-toolkit is a unified Python toolkit that integrates barcode splitting, CB/UMI correction, counting, and CR/UR alignment steps commonly used in single-cell and spatial transcriptomics pipelines.
It provides a single command-line entry point — cruise-toolkit — wrapping your original cruise.py workflow script, while preserving argument compatibility.
🔧 Installation
From source (development mode):
git clone https://github.com/dawangran/cruise-toolkit.git
cd cruise-toolkit
pip install -e .
In the future, installation from PyPI will be supported:
pip install cruise-toolkit
🚀 Quick Start
Run the main workflow (arguments are fully compatible with your original cruise.py script):
cruise-toolkit \
--bam input.bam \
--fastqs fq1.fastq.gz,fq2.fastq.gz \
--valid-cell valid.cell.tsv \
--adapt ATGCGCGATAACCTC \
--model BBBBBBBBBBATGBBBBBBBBBBATGUUUUUUUUUUTTTT \
--threads 16 \
--cb-tags CC,CB \
--umi-tag UB \
--outdir cruise_out
🖥️ CLI Usage
Show help:
cruise-toolkit -h
cruise-toolkit --help
This will display the native arguments of cruise.py, including --bam, --fastqs, --adapt, --model, --cb-tags, --umi-tag, etc.
Global options (apply to all runs):
--log-level {DEBUG,INFO,WARNING,ERROR,CRITICAL}
Set global logging level (default: INFO)--log-file run.log
Save logs to file--version
Show version
Example:
cruise-toolkit --log-level DEBUG --log-file run.log \
--bam input.bam --fastqs fq1.fq.gz,fq2.fq.gz --outdir cruise_out
📜 Common Arguments
| Argument | Description |
|---|---|
--bam |
Input BAM file |
--fastqs |
Comma-separated list of FASTQ files |
--valid-cell |
File with valid cell barcodes |
--adapt |
Adapter sequence |
--model |
CB/UMI model string |
--threads |
Number of threads |
--cb-tags |
Cell barcode tags (e.g., CC,CB) |
--umi-tag |
UMI tag (e.g., UB) |
--outdir |
Output directory |
--keep-sample-tmp / --no-keep-sample-tmp |
Whether to keep intermediate files |
All argument definitions remain identical to the original
cruise.py.
Usecruise-toolkit --helpto view the full parameter list.
📝 Logging System
All runs can be configured with global logging options:
cruise-toolkit --log-level INFO --log-file pipeline.log \
--bam input.bam --fastqs fq1.fq.gz,fq2.fq.gz ...
Logs are printed to stderr and optionally written to a file.
🧪 Development & Testing
# Install dev dependencies
pip install -e .[dev]
# Run tests
pytest -q
👤 Author
- Dawn
📄 License
MIT License
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