catfishq1
Concatenates fastq files
Overview
usage: catfishq [-h]
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[--log {DEBUG,INFO,WARNING,ERROR,CRITICAL,debug,info,warning,error,critical}] [-o OUT] [-l MIN_LEN] [-q MIN_QSCORE] [--max-sequencing-time MAX_SEQ_TIME] [--min-sequencing-time MIN_SEQ_TIME] [--start-time START_TIME] [--print-start-time] [-n MAX_N] [-b MAX_BP] [-r] [-d] FASTQ [FASTQ ...]
Cat long lists of FASTQ files
positional arguments:
- FASTQ
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FASTQ files or folders containing FASTQ files
optional arguments:
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-h, --help -
show this help message and exit
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--log {DEBUG,INFO,WARNING,ERROR,CRITICAL,debug,info,warning,error,critical} -
Print debug information
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-o OUT, --output OUT -
Output file. (default: stdout)
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-l MIN_LEN, --min-length MIN_LEN -
Minimum read length
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-q MIN_QSCORE, --min-qscore MIN_QSCORE -
Minimum q-score
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--max-sequencing-time MAX_SEQ_TIME -
Only output reads that where sequenced up to the given time (minutes).
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--min-sequencing-time MIN_SEQ_TIME -
Only output reads that where sequenced after the given time (minutes).
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--start-time START_TIME -
Starttime of the run as guppy time stamp (only required with
--sequencing-time). If 'min' is given as argument the minimal time is detected automatically.
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--print-start-time -
Print the minimal start_time of all fastq files
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-n MAX_N, --max_n MAX_N -
Stop after <max_n> reads
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-b MAX_BP, --max_mbp MAX_BP -
Stop after <max_bp> mega base pairs
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-r, --recursive -
Search folders recursively
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-d, --dedup -
Remove duplicated reads.
Releases
Unchanged in 2 releases since Debian 12 (Bookworm).