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FluViewer-nf

Nextflow pipeline to run the FluViewer tool

Analyses

  • Read trimming & QC: fastp
  • Sequence analysis with FluViewer

To add in

  • ? MultiQC process
  • ? cutadapt (or do through fastp)
  • Aggregate results in a linelist

Usage

To come

Output

To come

Provencance files

Details to come.

Standard Operating Procedure to Install FluViewer_conda

** Note this is undergoing changes so this is slightly out of date and will be updated shortly **

  • This will install Kevin Kuchinski's tool FluViewer and all its necessary dependencies in a conda environment known as FluViewer.

  • The dependencies are apparently fragile, so use only the yml file to build the environment.

  • 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.

  • When running FluViewer, the output directory needs to be in the same directory that you are running the script from (no subdirectories)

Install instructions

  1. Log-on to Linux server (e.g. Sabin or Almeida)

  2. Enter the following on the command line:

git clone https://github.com/JamesZlosnik/FluViewer_installation
  1. This will create a directory called: FluViewer_installation.

  2. Go into this directory

cd FluViewer_installation
  1. Make the conda environment:
conda env create -f FluViewer_conda.yml
  1. Once installed then you should be good to go once you activate the environment, e.g.
conda activate FluViewer