Quick start with test data¶
Before running circPipe, users should check if all the required tools and databases are available on the system(that is, either on the local machine or on the HPC facility).circPipe accepts raw reads, annotations and genome reference as input to process the whole pipeline. At present, we mainly focus on human genome.
Here, we will show the usage of circPipe step by step using our test data in a linux system as an example.
Step 1. Download test data¶
wegt http://cancerbio.info/pub/circpipe/testdata.tar.gz
tar -xvzf testdata.tar.gz
cd testdata
Step 2. Install NextFlow¶
curl -fsSL get.nextflow.io | bash
mv nextflow ~/bin/
Step 3. Get the lastest circPipe¶
mkdir -p ~/my-pipelines/
git clone https://github.com/likelet/circPipe.git
cd ~/my_data/
nextflow run ~/my-pipelines/circPipe
Step 4. Pipeline configuration¶
By default, circPipe runs with the standard configuration
profile conf/base.config under the github.
Step 3. Run the analysis command¶
#(Make sure all the config files have got ready as our pipeline demand)
nextflow -c nextflow.config main.nf
Result content(expected result)¶
Note
After finishing running the pipeline, users will get final results, details of which are described in the part of output section