Nextflow launcher python package
Description
This package is purely an installer for the Nextflow launcher (https://nextflow.io/) that allows
you to easily have the nextflow command line available on your system.
How to install
- Install Nextflow launcher using
pip install nextflow. - Now
nextflowcommand is available on your path. - Run
nextflow infoto force it download all the dependencies the first time (optional). - Now you are ready to run a pipeline
nextflow run hello.
Requirements
The Nextflow launcher requires Java and curl or wget available on your
system to be able to download Nextflow Java dependencies and launch Nextflow.
Note
If you are looking for previous versions of this package that was a wrapper around the Nextflow
pipeline framework that lets you run pipelines from Python code, check nextflowpy package.
Release files for nextflow 26.10.3
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