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Common workflow language tool description reference implementation
This is intended to be a lightweight reference implementation of the common workflow language tool description.
Install
From source:
git clone https://github.com/rabix/common-workflow-language.git cd common-workflow-language/reference easy_install .
With pip:
pip install cwltool
Run on the command line
cwltool [tool] [job]
Use as a library
Add:
import cwltool
to your script.
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