snakemake-logger-plugin-snakesee
A Snakemake logger plugin that integrates with snakesee for enhanced workflow monitoring.
Overview
This plugin captures real-time workflow events directly from Snakemake's execution engine and writes them to a JSONL file that snakesee can read. This provides more accurate and timely job status information than log parsing alone.
Installation
pip install snakemake-logger-plugin-snakesee
Or install alongside snakesee:
pip install snakesee snakemake-logger-plugin-snakesee
Usage
Run Snakemake with the snakesee logger:
snakemake --logger snakesee --cores 4
In another terminal, run snakesee to monitor:
snakesee watch
The plugin writes workflow events to .snakesee_events.jsonl in the workflow directory. Snakesee automatically detects and reads these events for real-time updates.
Benefits
Using the logger plugin provides:
- Instant job detection: Jobs are reported immediately when they start/finish, not when log lines are parsed
- Accurate timing: Job durations are calculated from actual execution timestamps
- Direct wildcard access: Wildcard values come directly from Snakemake, not regex parsing
- Reliable error tracking: Failed jobs are detected via Snakemake events, not log patterns
Configuration
| Setting | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
event_file |
.snakesee_events.jsonl |
Path to event file (relative to workflow directory) |
buffer_size |
1 |
Events to buffer before flush (1 = immediate) |
Event Types
The plugin emits the following event types:
| Event | Description |
|---|---|
workflow_started |
Workflow initialization |
job_submitted |
Job queued for execution |
job_started |
Job execution began |
job_finished |
Job completed successfully |
job_error |
Job failed |
progress |
Overall progress update |
Event File Format
Events are written as JSON Lines (one JSON object per line):
{"event_type":"workflow_started","timestamp":1703001234.123}
{"event_type":"job_submitted","timestamp":1703001235.0,"job_id":1,"rule_name":"align","wildcards":{"sample":"A"}}
{"event_type":"job_started","timestamp":1703001235.5,"job_id":1}
{"event_type":"job_finished","timestamp":1703001335.5,"job_id":1,"duration":100.0}
{"event_type":"progress","timestamp":1703001335.6,"completed_jobs":1,"total_jobs":10}
Backward Compatibility
Snakesee works with or without this plugin:
- Without plugin: Uses log parsing and metadata files (existing behavior)
- With plugin: Uses real-time events for enhanced accuracy
The plugin is completely optional - snakesee will automatically use events when available and fall back to log parsing otherwise.
Requirements
- Python 3.11+
- Snakemake 8.0+ (for logger plugin support)
- snakemake-interface-logger-plugins >= 1.0.0
License
MIT
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