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It would be nice if staramr could support multiple types of input files (such as Genbank) and also compressed versions of each of this files (e.g., gzipped fasta). As an example, see the description of input for Abricate.
Conversion between different formats can likely use BioPython's SeqIO functionality.
Detection of file formats should also not depend on the extension (e.g., .fasta for fasta, .gz for gzipped) since this tool is integrated into Galaxy, which internally names all input files as .dat. Ideally, the file contents should be used to detect the type of file passed to staramr instead of the extension.
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It would be nice if
staramr
could support multiple types of input files (such as Genbank) and also compressed versions of each of this files (e.g., gzipped fasta). As an example, see the description of input for Abricate.Conversion between different formats can likely use BioPython's SeqIO functionality.
Detection of file formats should also not depend on the extension (e.g.,
.fasta
for fasta,.gz
for gzipped) since this tool is integrated into Galaxy, which internally names all input files as.dat
. Ideally, the file contents should be used to detect the type of file passed to staramr instead of the extension.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: