demort evaluates demultiplexed fastq files by computing various metrics.
DEPENDENCIES
You need to install python 3.7 and depencies. Check version by typing on:
python3 --version
python3 depencies :
USAGE
demort check fastq files into specified folder(s) then count number of reads for each fastq files for each folder and finally return a summary csv table and a pdf boxplot picture.
(process a list of folder as a strings)
demort.py -d folder/folder1,folder/folder2,folder/folder3 \
-t 8 \
-p results.pdf \
-o results.csv
(process a list of folder into a file)
demort.py -d example/folder_to_process.txt \
-t 8 \
-p results.pdf \
-o results.csv
COMMAND-LINE ARGUMENTS
| complete flag argument | short flag | Default value | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|
--inputFolder |
-d |
NA | a string of folderpath separated by coma , OR a file containing a list |
--threads |
-t |
1 | Number of available cores |
--output_pdf |
-p |
NA | path of the file where to write a pdf boxplot picture |
--output_csv |
-o |
NA | path of the file where to write a csv table |
INPUT
folder/
├── folder1
│ ├── fqfileA.fq.gz
│ ├── fqfileB.fq.gz
│ └── fqfileC.fq.gz
├── folder2
│ ├── fqfileD.fq.gz
│ └── fqfileE.fq.gz
└── folder3
├── fqfileF.fq.gz
├── fqfileG.fq.gz
└── fqfileH.fq.gz
OUTPUTS
- summary
csvtable [foldername, filename, number of reads] pdfboxplot picture
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
Linux (64-bit and 32-bit with slightly limited functionality) and macOS (OS X) are supported.
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