Current release: 0.3.3
cargo install intspan
spanr``
$ spanr help
intspan 0.2.1-alpha.0
wang-q <wang-q@outlook.com>
intspan` operates chromosome IntSpan files
USAGE: spanr [SUBCOMMAND]
FLAGS: -h, --help Prints help information -V, --version Prints version information
SUBCOMMANDS: combine Combine multiple sets of runlists in a yaml file compare Compare 2 YAML files convert Convert runlist file to ranges file cover Output covers on chromosomes genome Convert chr.size to runlists gff Convert gff3 to covers on chromosomes help Prints this message or the help of the given subcommand(s) merge Merge runlist yaml files range Convert runlist file to ranges file some Extract some records from a runlist yaml file span Operate spans in a YAML file split Split a runlist yaml file stat Coverage on chromosomes for runlists statop Coverage on chromosomes for one YAML crossed another
```
linkr``
$ linkr help
linkr 0.2.1-alpha.0
wang-q <wang-q@outlook.com>
linkr` operates ranges on chromosomes and links of ranges
USAGE: linkr [SUBCOMMAND]
FLAGS: -h, --help Prints help information -V, --version Prints version information
SUBCOMMANDS: circos Convert links to circos links or highlights clean Replace ranges within links, incorporate hit strands and remove nested links connect Connect bilateral links into multilateral ones filter Filter links by numbers of ranges or length differences help Prints this message or the help of the given subcommand(s) merge Merge overlapped ranges via overlapping graph sort Sort links and ranges within links
```
An IntSpan represents sets of integers as a number of inclusive ranges, for example 1-10,19,45-48
or -99--10,1-10,19,45-48.
The following picture is the schema of an IntSpan object. Jump lines are above the baseline; loop lines are below it.
Also, AlignDB::IntSpan and jintspan are implements of IntSpan objects in Perl and Java, respectively.
chr.sizes
Single
Multi
Examples in S288c.ranges
text
I:1-100
I(+):90-150
S288c.I(-):190-200
II:21294-22075
II:23537-24097
Simple rules:
chromosome and start are requiredspecies, strand and end are optional. to separate species and chromosomestrand is one of + and - and surround by round brackets: to separate names and digits- to separate start and endspecies:
species should be alphanumeric and without spaces, one exception char is /.species is an identity, you can also treat is as a strain name, a lineage or something else. text
species.chromosome(strand):start-end
--------^^^^^^^^^^--------^^^^^^----
Types of links:
Bilateral links
I(+):13063-17220 I(-):215091-219225
I(+):139501-141431 XII(+):95564-97485
Bilateral links with hit strand
I(+):13327-17227 I(+):215084-218967 -
I(+):139501-141431 XII(+):95564-97485 +
Multilateral links
II(+):186984-190356 IX(+):12652-16010 X(+):12635-15993
spanr```bash
spanr genome tests/spanr/S288c.chr.sizes
spanr genome tests/spanr/S288c.chr.sizes | spanr stat tests/spanr/S288c.chr.sizes stdin --all
spanr some tests/spanr/Atha.yml tests/spanr/Atha.list
spanr merge tests/spanr/I.yml tests/spanr/II.yml
spanr cover tests/spanr/S288c.ranges spanr cover tests/spanr/S288c.ranges -c 2 spanr cover tests/spanr/dazzname.ranges
spanr gff tests/spanr/NC_007942.gff --tag tRNA
spanr range --op overlap tests/spanr/intergenic.yml tests/spanr/S288c.ranges
spanr span --op cover tests/spanr/brca2.yml
spanr combine tests/spanr/Atha.yml
spanr compare \ --op intersect \ tests/spanr/intergenic.yml \ tests/spanr/repeat.yml
spanr compare \ --op intersect \ tests/spanr/I.II.yml \ tests/spanr/I.yml \ tests/spanr/II.yml
spanr split tests/spanr/I.II.yml
spanr stat tests/spanr/S288c.chr.sizes tests/spanr/intergenic.yml
spanr stat tests/spanr/S288c.chr.sizes tests/spanr/I.II.yml
spanr stat tests/spanr/Atha.chr.sizes tests/spanr/Atha.yml
spanr statop \ --op intersect \ tests/spanr/S288c.chr.sizes \ tests/spanr/intergenic.yml \ tests/spanr/repeat.yml
diff <(spanr statop \ --op intersect --all\ tests/spanr/Atha.chr.sizes \ tests/spanr/Atha.yml \ tests/spanr/paralog.yml ) \ <(jrunlist statop \ -o stdout \ --op intersect --all \ tests/spanr/Atha.chr.sizes \ tests/spanr/Atha.yml \ tests/spanr/paralog.yml )
spanr convert tests/spanr/repeat.yml tests/spanr/intergenic.yml | spanr cover stdin | spanr stat tests/spanr/S288c.chr.sizes stdin --all spanr merge tests/spanr/repeat.yml tests/spanr/intergenic.yml | spanr combine stdin | spanr stat tests/spanr/S288c.chr.sizes stdin --all
```
linkr```bash linkr sort tests/linkr/II.links.tsv -o tests/linkr/II.sort.tsv
linkr merge tests/linkr/II.links.tsv -v
linkr clean tests/linkr/II.sort.tsv linkr clean tests/linkr/II.sort.tsv --bundle 500 linkr clean tests/linkr/II.sort.tsv -r tests/linkr/II.merge.tsv
linkr connect tests/linkr/II.clean.tsv -v
linkr filter tests/linkr/II.connect.tsv -n 2 linkr filter tests/linkr/II.connect.tsv -n 3 -r 0.99
linkr circos tests/linkr/II.connect.tsv linkr circos --highlight tests/linkr/II.connect.tsv
```
Steps:
sort
|
v
clean -> merge
| /
| /
v
clean
|
V
connect
|
v
filter
```bash linkr sort tests/S288c/links.lastz.tsv tests/S288c/links.blast.tsv \ -o tests/S288c/sort.tsv
linkr clean tests/S288c/sort.tsv \ -o tests/S288c/sort.clean.tsv
linkr merge tests/S288c/sort.clean.tsv -c 0.95 \ -o tests/S288c/merge.tsv
linkr clean tests/S288c/sort.clean.tsv -r tests/S288c/merge.tsv --bundle 500 \ -o tests/S288c/clean.tsv
linkr connect tests/S288c/clean.tsv -r 0.8 \ -o tests/S288c/connect.tsv
linkr filter tests/S288c/connect.tsv -r 0.8 \ -o tests/S288c/filter.tsv
wc -l tests/S288c/*.tsv
cat tests/S288c/filter.tsv | perl -nla -F"\t" -e 'print for @F' | spanr cover stdin -o tests/S288c/cover.yml
spanr stat tests/S288c/chr.sizes tests/S288c/cover.yml -o stdout
```
```bash gzip -dcf tests/Atha/links.lastz.tsv.gz tests/Atha/links.blast.tsv.gz | linkr sort stdin -o tests/Atha/sort.tsv
linkr clean tests/Atha/sort.tsv -o tests/Atha/sort.clean.tsv
linkr merge tests/Atha/sort.clean.tsv -c 0.95 \ -o tests/Atha/merge.tsv
linkr clean tests/Atha/sort.clean.tsv -r tests/Atha/merge.tsv --bundle 500 \ -o tests/Atha/clean.tsv
linkr connect tests/Atha/clean.tsv -o tests/Atha/connect.tsv
linkr filter tests/Atha/connect.tsv -r 0.8 \ -o tests/Atha/filter.tsv
wc -l tests/Atha/*.tsv
cat tests/Atha/filter.tsv | perl -nla -F"\t" -e 'print for @F' | spanr cover stdin -o tests/Atha/cover.yml
spanr stat tests/Atha/chr.sizes tests/Atha/cover.yml -o stdout
```
