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The official Python interface to the g:Profiler [1] toolkit for enrichment analysis of functional (GO and other) terms, conversion between identifier namespaces and mapping orhologous genes in related organisms. This library provides both a command-line tool and a Python module. It is designed to be lightweight and not require any 3rd party packages.

Besides this README, the API documentation is available [6].

Installation on Linux using pip

The pip tool [4] is the recommended method of installing Python packages.

Optionally create a virtual environment [2]:

$ virtualenv2 myenv
$ source myenv/bin/activate

Install the software with pip, see [3] for instructions:

$ pip install gprofiler-official

Make sure that the installed gprofiler.py script is on your $PATH. When using a virtual environment as shown above, this should happen automatically.

Run an example query:

$ gprofiler.py -o scerevisiae "swi4 swi6"

For detailed usage instructions, see:

$ gprofiler.py --help

To use the module in your codebase:

from gprofiler import GProfiler
gp = GProfiler("MyToolName/0.1")
result = gp.gprofile("sox2")

For details, see the API documentation [6].

Installation on Linux using the tarball

You may simply download the tarball from gprofiler-official PyPI page [5], extract it and use the gprofiler.py script without installation. For detailed usage instructions, see:

$ gprofiler.py --help

You may run the test suite with:

$ python2 setup.py test

Installation on other platforms

Please see [3] for package installation instructions on various platforms.

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