Crates.io | rust-bio-tools |
lib.rs | rust-bio-tools |
version | 0.42.2 |
source | src |
created_at | 2018-02-23 17:05:23.496242 |
updated_at | 2024-04-10 10:19:34.927164 |
description | A set of fast and robust command line utilities for bioinformatics tasks based on Rust-Bio. |
homepage | https://github.com/rust-bio/rust-bio-tools |
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A set of ultra fast and robust command line utilities for bioinformatics tasks based on Rust-Bio.
Rust-Bio-Tools provides a command rbt
, which currently supports the following operations:
rbt vcf-match
)rbt vcf-to-txt
)rbt fastq-split
)rbt bam-depth
)rbt fastq-filter
)rbt collapse-reads-to-fragments bam|fastq
)rbt vcf-report
)rbt csv-report
)rbt vcf-split
)rbt plot-bam
)Further functionality is added as it is needed by the authors. Check out the Contributing section if you want contribute anything yourself. For a list of changes, take a look at the CHANGELOG.
Rust-Bio-Tools depends rgsl which needs GSL to be installed:
sudo apt-get install libgsl-dev
sudo pacman -S gsl
brew install gsl
Rust-Bio-Tools is available via Bioconda. With Bioconda set up, installation is as easy as
conda install rust-bio-tools
If the Rust compiler and associated Cargo are installed, Rust-Bio-Tools may be installed via
cargo install rust-bio-tools
Download the source code and within the root directory of source run
cargo install
Rust-Bio-Tools installs a command line utility rbt
. Issue
rbt --help
for a summary of all options and tools.
Any contributions are highly welcome. If you plan to contribute we suggest installing pre-commit hooks. To do so:
pre-commit
as explained herepre-commit install
in the rust-bio-tools base directoryThis should format, check and lint your code when committing.