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Interestingly, even though tophat2 is supposed to have been removed (See #5, #15), yet my output still contains the alignment_results/alignment/tophat2 directory.
pipeline_report/: This directory seems to contain standard Nextflow reports regarding the execution time of everything and so on.
alignment_results:
alignment: outputs of the different aligners. Are the outputs always named alignment_results/alignment/<tool>/<sample>_seqkit_trim_sorted.bam?
fastp: ?
mean_read_length: ?
MultiQC: ?
seqkit_score: ?
The manuscript currently mentions:
These aligners are integrated into a single, easy-to-use workflow, providing a unified entry point for any project requiring alignment and giving users the flexibility to choose the best tool for their specific data and objectives. AliNe is designed to minimize user inputs and avoid common parameter mistakes ( e.g. scoring system, strandedness, orientation).
By integrating multiple aligners into a unified pipeline, AliNe simplifies the process of alignment algorithm selection and establishes a standardized workflow that ensures both reproducibility and transparency across analyses
Moreover, AliNe can be integrated as a sub-workflow into other Nextflow pipeline and provide a standardize step that offer users a wider choice of alignment tools.
The last release point to an ancient commit where tophat was still around. As soon as I fix the last concerns I will update the release appropriately.
I will answer the different problems you raised in separate issues:
I'm reviewing the JOSS submission of AliNe in openjournals/joss-reviews#7545.
More specifically, I'm reviewing the functionality and the documentation theroef.
I ran the following command to test the functionality of AliNe:
nextflow run Juke34/AliNe \ -r v.1.1.0 \ -latest \ -profile docker \ --reads https://github.com/Juke34/AliNe/raw/refs/heads/main/test/illumina/yeast_R1.fastq.gz \ --genome https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Juke34/AliNe/refs/heads/main/test/yeast.fa \ --read_type short_single \ --aligner bbmap,bowtie2,bwaaln,bwamem,bwasw,graphmap2,hisat2,minimap2,ngmlr,nucmer,star,subread,sublong,tophat2,kallisto \ --trimming_fastp \ --star_options "--genomeSAindexNbases 9" \ --multiqc_config https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Juke34/AliNe/refs/heads/main/config/multiqc_conf.yml
This results in the creation of the following output:
Output of `tree`
Interestingly, even though tophat2 is supposed to have been removed (See #5, #15), yet my output still contains the
alignment_results/alignment/tophat2
directory.pipeline_report/
: This directory seems to contain standard Nextflow reports regarding the execution time of everything and so on.alignment_results
:alignment
: outputs of the different aligners. Are the outputs always namedalignment_results/alignment/<tool>/<sample>_seqkit_trim_sorted.bam
?fastp
: ?mean_read_length
: ?MultiQC
: ?seqkit_score
: ?The manuscript currently mentions:
The manuscript also mentions:
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