About this module
This Python module was designed to provide a simple parser for different diagnostic variant information data.
How to use the SnvParser class
Parsing a SNV file following the formats described above is fairly simple. Just create an SnvParser object with the path to the tsv-file and specify its type by providing the correct header (SSnvHeader, GSnvHeader, ...).
from mtbparser.snv_parser import SnvParser
from mtbparser.snv_utils import SSnvHeader
# Path to a valid SNV tsv file, as specified in
# the file format documentation.
somatic_snv_file = "/path/to/mySSnv.tsv"
# Create parser object for somatic SNVs
parser = SnvParser(somatic_snv_file, SSnvHeader)
# Iterate through parsed SNV items and get the gene name
for snv_item in parser.getSNVs():
print(snv_item.get_snv_info(SSnvHeader.GENE.name))
Detailed documentation
A more detailed documentation can be found on Github.
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