--input
: path to a sample sheet in tab-separated format with one header lineid file
, and one row per genome (ID and path to FASTA file).
--skel
: path or URL to a "skeletton" Rmarkdown file.
See the makeGBreaksInputFile.sh
script in oist/LuscombeU_ScramblingInTheTreeOfLife
for an example on how
to construct an input file. Then, run the pipeline. If needed, do not forget
to give a path to a work directory writable by the compute node (at OIST, it
is on the /flash
file system) using the -w
option.
nextflow run oist/plessy_nf_GenomicBreaks -r main -profile oist --input input.tsv
To test the pipeline, just run it with the input file from GitHub. This will download a small alignment file between a SARS-CoV-2 genome and a SARS-CoV-2 contig assembly.
nextflow run oist/plessy_nf_GenomicBreaks -r main -profile oist --input https://github.com/oist/plessy_nf_GenomicBreaks/raw/main/input.tsv
Cache the singularity image to avoid multiple downloads, using the
singularity.cacheDir
option in ~/.nextflow/config
.