Nextflow pipeline to run the FluViewer tool
- Read trimming & QC:
fastp
- Sequence analysis with FluViewer
- ?
MultiQC
process - ?
cutadapt
(or do throughfastp
) - Aggregate results in a linelist
To come
To come
Details to come.
** Note this is undergoing changes so this is slightly out of date and will be updated shortly **
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This will install Kevin Kuchinski's tool FluViewer and all its necessary dependencies in a conda environment known as FluViewer.
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The dependencies are apparently fragile, so use only the yml file to build the environment.
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Also note, the included Spades version in the yml file does not have a MacOS version available on Conda, so it does not install on a Mac.
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When running FluViewer, the output directory needs to be in the same directory that you are running the script from (no subdirectories)
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Log-on to Linux server (e.g. Sabin or Almeida)
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Enter the following on the command line:
git clone https://github.com/JamesZlosnik/FluViewer_installation
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This will create a directory called: FluViewer_installation.
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Go into this directory
cd FluViewer_installation
- Make the conda environment:
conda env create -f FluViewer_conda.yml
- Once installed then you should be good to go once you activate the environment, e.g.
conda activate FluViewer