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1 <tool id="je_demultiplex" name="Je-Demultiplex" version="@VERSION_STRING@"> |
| 0 | 2 <description>demultiplexes fastq files</description> |
| 3 <macros> | |
| 4 <import>macros.xml</import> | |
| 5 </macros> | |
| 6 <stdio> | |
| 7 <exit_code range="1:" level="fatal" description="Tool exception" /> | |
| 8 </stdio> | |
| 9 <version_command>echo '1.0'</version_command> | |
| 10 <command interpreter="bash"> | |
| 11 <![CDATA[ | |
| 12 je demultiplex | |
| 13 | |
| 14 ## Fastq inputs | |
| 15 @single_or_paired_cmd@ | |
| 16 #if str( $library.type ) != "single": | |
| 17 @demultiplex_paired_end_cmd_options@ | |
| 18 #end if | |
| 19 | |
| 20 @barcode_option_cmd@ | |
| 21 @barcode_len_cmd@ | |
| 22 C=$CLIP_BARCODE | |
| 23 | |
| 24 @demultiplexer_common_options_cmd@ | |
| 25 @common_options_cmd@ | |
| 26 | |
| 27 @demultiplexer_common_output_options_cmd@ | |
| 28 @demultiplexer_common_outputs_cmd@ | |
| 29 | |
| 30 ]]> | |
| 31 </command> | |
| 32 <configfiles> | |
| 33 <expand macro="barcode_config_file"></expand> | |
| 34 </configfiles> | |
| 35 <inputs> | |
| 36 <!-- single/paired - similar to macro 'single_or_paired_general' --> | |
| 37 <expand macro="single_or_paired_general"> | |
| 38 <expand macro="demultiplex_paired_end_options"/> | |
| 39 </expand> | |
| 40 | |
| 41 <expand macro="barcode_option"/> | |
| 42 <expand macro="barcode_len_option"/> | |
| 43 <expand macro="clip_barcode"/> | |
| 44 | |
| 45 <expand macro="demultiplexer_common_options"/> | |
| 46 | |
| 47 <expand macro="common_options"/> | |
| 48 | |
| 49 <expand macro="demultiplexer_common_output_options"/> | |
| 50 | |
| 51 </inputs> | |
| 52 <outputs> | |
| 53 <expand macro="demultiplexer_common_outputs"/> | |
| 54 </outputs> | |
| 55 | |
| 56 <tests> | |
| 57 <test> | |
| 58 <!-- simple test on single end data --> | |
| 59 <param name="type" value="single"/> | |
| 60 <param name="input_1" value="file_1_sequence.txt" ftype="fastqsanger"/> | |
| 61 <param name="BARCODE_FILE" value="barcodes_SE.txt" ftype="tabular"/> | |
| 62 <output name="METRICS_FILE_NAME" file="summary_SE.txt" ftype="tabular" lines_diff="4"> | |
| 63 <discovered_dataset designation="unassigned_1" file="unassigned_1_SE.txt" /> | |
| 64 </output> | |
| 65 </test> | |
| 66 <test> | |
| 67 <!-- more complex test on paired end data with different barcode for fwd/rev --> | |
| 68 <param name="type" value="paired"/> | |
| 69 <param name="input_1" value="file_1_sequence.txt" ftype="fastqsanger"/> | |
| 70 <param name="input_2" value="file_2_sequence.txt" ftype="fastqsanger"/> | |
| 71 | |
| 72 <param name="BPOS" value="BOTH"/> | |
| 73 <param name="BM" value="BOTH"/> | |
| 74 <param name="BRED" value="false"/> | |
| 75 | |
| 76 <param name="barcode_list_type_con" value="text"/> | |
| 77 <param name="barcode_text" | |
| 78 value="sample1 CACTGT:GTATAG sample2 ATTCCG:TCCGTC sample3 GCTACC:TGGTCA sample4 CGAAAC:CACTGT"/> | |
| 79 <output name="METRICS_FILE_NAME" file="summary_PE.txt" ftype="tabular" lines_diff="4"> | |
| 80 <discovered_dataset designation="unassigned_1" file="unassigned_1_PE.txt" /> | |
| 81 <discovered_dataset designation="unassigned_2" file="unassigned_2_PE.txt" /> | |
| 82 <discovered_dataset designation="sample4_CGAAACCACTGT_2" file="sample4_CGAAACCACTGT_2.txt"/> | |
| 83 <discovered_dataset designation="sample4_CGAAACCACTGT_1" file="sample4_CGAAACCACTGT_1.txt"/> | |
| 84 <discovered_dataset designation="sample3_GCTACCTGGTCA_2" file="sample3_GCTACCTGGTCA_2.txt"/> | |
| 85 <discovered_dataset designation="sample3_GCTACCTGGTCA_1" file="sample3_GCTACCTGGTCA_1.txt"/> | |
| 86 <discovered_dataset designation="sample2_ATTCCGTCCGTC_2" file="sample2_ATTCCGTCCGTC_2.txt"/> | |
| 87 <discovered_dataset designation="sample2_ATTCCGTCCGTC_1" file="sample2_ATTCCGTCCGTC_1.txt"/> | |
| 88 <discovered_dataset designation="sample1_CACTGTGTATAG_2" file="sample1_CACTGTGTATAG_2.txt"/> | |
| 89 <discovered_dataset designation="sample1_CACTGTGTATAG_1" file="sample1_CACTGTGTATAG_1.txt"/> | |
| 90 </output> | |
| 91 </test> | |
| 92 </tests> | |
| 93 | |
| 94 | |
| 95 <help> | |
| 96 <![CDATA[ | |
| 97 **What it does** | |
| 98 | |
| 99 Je demultiplex: A fastq file demultiplexer with optional handling of Unique Molecular Identifiers for further use | |
| 100 in 'markdupes' module. | |
| 101 Input files are fastq files, and can be in gzip compressed format. | |
| 102 | |
| 103 Author: Charles Girardot (charles.girardot@embl.de). | |
| 104 | |
| 105 Wrapper by: Jelle Scholtalbers (jelle.scholtalbers@embl.de). | |
| 106 | |
| 107 ------ | |
| 108 | |
| 109 **Know what you are doing** | |
| 110 | |
| 111 .. class:: warningmark | |
| 112 | |
| 113 You will want to read the `documentation`__. | |
| 114 | |
| 115 .. __: http://gbcs.embl.de/portal/Je | |
| 116 | |
| 117 ------ | |
| 118 | |
| 119 **Parameter list** | |
| 120 | |
| 121 This is an exhaustive list of options:: | |
| 122 | |
| 123 FASTQ_FILE1=File | |
| 124 F1=File | |
| 125 | |
| 126 Input fastq file (optionally gzipped) for single end data, or first read in paired end | |
| 127 data. | |
| 128 | |
| 129 Required. | |
| 130 | |
| 131 FASTQ_FILE2=File | |
| 132 F2=File | |
| 133 | |
| 134 Input fastq file (optionally gzipped) for the second read of paired end data. | |
| 135 | |
| 136 Default value: null. | |
| 137 | |
| 138 BARCODE_FILE=File | |
| 139 BF=File | |
| 140 | |
| 141 Barcode file describing sequence list and sample names. Tab-delimited file with 2 | |
| 142 columns, with the sample in col1 and the corresponding barcode in col2. | |
| 143 Simple barcode file format : 2 tab-delimited colums | |
| 144 If multiple barcode map to the same sample, either line can be duplicated e.g. | |
| 145 sample1 ATAT | |
| 146 sample1 GAGG | |
| 147 sample2 CCAA | |
| 148 sample2 TGTG | |
| 149 Or barcodes can be combined using the OR operator '|' i.e. the file above can be | |
| 150 re-written like | |
| 151 sample1 ATAT|GAGG | |
| 152 sample2 CCAA|TGTG | |
| 153 Finally, for the special situation of paired-end data in which barcodes differ at both | |
| 154 ends (ie BPOS=BOTH BRED=false BM=BOTH , see BRED option description), barcodes for read_1 | |
| 155 and read_2 can be distinguished using a ':' separator i.e. | |
| 156 sample1 ATAT:GAGG | |
| 157 sample2 CCAA:TGTG | |
| 158 This above syntax means that sample 1 is encoded with ATAT barcode at read_1 AND GAGG | |
| 159 barcode at read_2. Note that you can still combine barcodes using | e.g. | |
| 160 sample1 ATAT|GAGG:CCAA|TGTG | |
| 161 would mean that sample 1 is mapped by the combination of barcode: ATAT OR GAGG at read_1 | |
| 162 AND CCAA OR TGTG at read_2. | |
| 163 Extended barcode file format : 3 (single-end) or 4 (paired-end) tab-delimited colums | |
| 164 same as the simple barcode file format but the extra columns contains the file name(s) | |
| 165 to use to name output files. A unique extra column is expected for single-end while 2 | |
| 166 extra columns are expected for paired-end. In case, lines are duplicated (multiple | |
| 167 barcodesmapping the same sample), the same file name should be indicated in the third | |
| 168 (and fourth) column(s). | |
| 169 sample1 ATAT spl1_1.txt.gz spl1_2.txt.gz | |
| 170 sample1 GAGG spl1_1.txt.gz spl1_2.txt.gz | |
| 171 sample2 CCAA spl2_1.txt.gz spl2_2.txt.gz | |
| 172 Or | |
| 173 sample1 ATAT|GAGG:CCAA|TGTG spl1_1.txt.gz spl1_2.txt.gz | |
| 174 Ns in barcode sequence are allowed and are used to flag positions that should be ignored | |
| 175 in sample matching | |
| 176 i.e. they will be clipped off the read sequence (like in iCLIP protocol). | |
| 177 | |
| 178 Required. | |
| 179 | |
| 180 BARCODE_READ_POS=BarcodePosition | |
| 181 BPOS=BarcodePosition | |
| 182 | |
| 183 For paired-end data, where to expect the barcode(s) : | |
| 184 READ_1 (beginning of read from FASTQ_FILE_1), | |
| 185 READ_2 (beginning of read from FASTQ_FILE_2), | |
| 186 BOTH (beginning of both reads). | |
| 187 Automatically set to READ_1 in single end mode. | |
| 188 | |
| 189 Default value: BOTH. This option can be set to 'null' to clear the default value. | |
| 190 Possible values: {READ_1, READ_2, BOTH, NONE} | |
| 191 | |
| 192 BCLEN=String | |
| 193 LEN=String | |
| 194 | |
| 195 Length of the barcode sequences, optional. Taken from barcode file when not given. | |
| 196 In situations where BARCODE_READ_POS == BOTH AND REDUNDANT_BARCODES=false, two distinct | |
| 197 length can be provided using the syntax LEN=X:Z where X and Z are 2 integers representing | |
| 198 the barcode length for read_1 and read_2 respectively. | |
| 199 | |
| 200 Default value: null. | |
| 201 | |
| 202 BARCODE_FOR_SAMPLE_MATCHING=BarcodePosition | |
| 203 BM=BarcodePosition | |
| 204 | |
| 205 Indicates which barcode(s) should be used for sample lookup | |
| 206 Automatically set to READ_1 in single end mode. | |
| 207 For paired-end data and when BARCODE_READ_POS == BOTH, which barcode should be used to | |
| 208 resolve sample: | |
| 209 use BM=READ_1 (beginning of read from FASTQ_FILE_1) if only this read should be used | |
| 210 for sample matching: | |
| 211 use BM=READ_2 (beginning of read from FASTQ_FILE_2) if only this read should be used | |
| 212 for sample matching: | |
| 213 use BM=BOTH (beginning of both reads) if both should be used. | |
| 214 | |
| 215 When BM=BOTH, the behaviour is different based on the value of REDUNDANT_BARCODES : | |
| 216 If REDUNDANT_BARCODES=true, the two barcodes are considered to map to the same sample | |
| 217 and 'Je demultiplex' uses the two barcodes according to the STRICT value. | |
| 218 If REDUNDANT_BARCODES=false, the barcode file should map a couple of barcode to each | |
| 219 sample (e.g. sample1 => AGAGTG:TTGATA) and 'Je demultiplex' needs both barcodes to find | |
| 220 the relevant sample. Note that this is the only situation in which all barcode matching | |
| 221 options (MM, MMD, Q) accept different values for both barcodes in the form X:Z where X | |
| 222 and Z are 2 integers. | |
| 223 | |
| 224 Default value: BOTH. This option can be set to 'null' to clear the default value. | |
| 225 Possible values: {READ_1, READ_2, BOTH, NONE} | |
| 226 | |
| 227 | |
| 228 REDUNDANT_BARCODES=Boolean | |
| 229 BRED=Boolean | |
| 230 | |
| 231 This option only applies for paired-end data with BARCODE_READ_POS set to 'BOTH' | |
| 232 Indicates if both read's barcodes encode redundant information or if barcodes are | |
| 233 supposed to be identical at both ends (or to resolve to the same sample when a pool of | |
| 234 barcodes is used per sample). | |
| 235 When REDUNDANT_BARCODES=false, the 2 barcodes potentially encode | |
| 236 different information. For example, only one of the barcodes encodes the sample identity | |
| 237 while | |
| 238 the second barcode might be a random barcode (UMI) to tell apart PCR artefacts from real | |
| 239 duplicates. | |
| 240 Another example is when both barcodes should be used in a combined fashion to resolve the | |
| 241 sample. | |
| 242 In the first example, you should use BPOS=BOTH BRED=false BM=READ_1. | |
| 243 In the second example, you should have BPOS=BOTH BRED=false BM=BOTH. | |
| 244 Note that with BPOS=BOTH BRED=true BM=BOTH, the behavior would be different as | |
| 245 'demultiplex' would then check the STRICT option to perform sample resolution. | |
| 246 Importantly, when BARCODE_READ_POS (BPOS) == BOTH AND REDUNDANT_BARCODES=false, BLEN, | |
| 247 barcode matching options (MM, MMD, Q) and read trimming/clipping options (XT, ZT) accept | |
| 248 different values for both barcodes in the form X:Z where X and Z are 2 integers. | |
| 249 | |
| 250 Default value: true. This option can be set to 'null' to clear the default value. | |
| 251 Possible values: {true, false} | |
| 252 | |
| 253 STRICT=Boolean | |
| 254 S=Boolean | |
| 255 | |
| 256 For paired-end data and when two distinct barcodes/indices are used to encode samples, | |
| 257 this option tells if both barcodes should resolve to the same sample. | |
| 258 When true and if only one of the two reads has a barcode match, the read pair is | |
| 259 'unassigned'. | |
| 260 When false and if only one of the two reads has a barcode match, the read pair is | |
| 261 assigned to the | |
| 262 corresponding sample | |
| 263 When reads resolve to different samples, the read pair is always 'unassigned'. | |
| 264 | |
| 265 Default value: false. This option can be set to 'null' to clear the default value. | |
| 266 Possible values: {true, false} | |
| 267 | |
| 268 MAX_MISMATCHES=String | |
| 269 MM=String | |
| 270 | |
| 271 Maximum mismatches for a barcode to be considered a match. In situations where both | |
| 272 barcodes are used for sample matching i.e. BPOS=BOTH BM=BOTH (or 2 INDEX_FILE given), two | |
| 273 distinct | |
| 274 values can be given here using the syntax MM=X:Z where X and Z are 2 integers to use for | |
| 275 read_1 and read_2 respectively. | |
| 276 MM=null is like MM=0 | |
| 277 | |
| 278 Default value: 1. This option can be set to 'null' to clear the default value. | |
| 279 | |
| 280 MIN_MISMATCH_DELTA=String | |
| 281 MMD=String | |
| 282 | |
| 283 Minimum difference between the number of mismatches against the best and the second best | |
| 284 barcode. When MMD is not respected, the read remains unassigned. | |
| 285 When two distinct barcodes are used for sample matching (dual encoding), two distinct | |
| 286 values can be given using the syntax MMD=X:Z where X and Z are 2 integers to use for | |
| 287 first (e.g. from read_1 or index_1) | |
| 288 MMD=null is like MMD=0 | |
| 289 | |
| 290 Default value: 1. This option can be set to 'null' to clear the default value. | |
| 291 | |
| 292 MIN_BASE_QUALITY=String | |
| 293 Q=String | |
| 294 | |
| 295 Minimum base quality during barcode matching: bases which quality is less than this | |
| 296 cutoff are always considered as a mismatch.When two distinct barcodes are used for sample | |
| 297 matching (dual encoding), two distinct values can be given using the syntax Q=X:Z where X | |
| 298 and Z are 2 integers to use for first (e.g. from read_1 or index_1) and second barcode | |
| 299 (e.g. from read_2 or index_2) respectively. | |
| 300 Q=null is like Q=0. | |
| 301 | |
| 302 Default value: 10. This option can be set to 'null' to clear the default value. | |
| 303 | |
| 304 XTRIMLEN=String | |
| 305 XT=String | |
| 306 | |
| 307 Optional extra number of base to be trimmed right after the barcode (only used if | |
| 308 CLIP_BARCODE=true). | |
| 309 When running paired-end, two distinct values can be given using the syntax XT=X:Z where X | |
| 310 and Z are 2 integers to use for read_1 and read_2 respectively. Note that even when | |
| 311 BPOS=READ_1 or BPOS=READ_2, a X:Y synthax can be given to trim the read w/o barcode as to | |
| 312 end up with reads of the same length (note that this can also be operated using ZT). If a | |
| 313 unique value is given, e.g. XT=1, while running paired-end the following rule applies: | |
| 314 (1) BPOS=READ_1 or BPOS=READ_2, no trim is applied at the read w/o barcode | |
| 315 (2) BPOS=BOTH, the value is used for both reads. | |
| 316 | |
| 317 Note that XT=null is like XT=0. | |
| 318 Default value: 0. This option can be set to 'null' to clear the default value. | |
| 319 | |
| 320 ZTRIMLEN=String | |
| 321 ZT=String | |
| 322 | |
| 323 Optional extra number of bases to be trimmed from the read end i.e. 3' end. | |
| 324 When running paired-end, two distinct values can be given here using the syntax ZT=X:Z | |
| 325 where X and Z are 2 integers to use for read_1 and read_2 respectively. Note that even | |
| 326 when BPOS=READ_1 or BPOS=READ_2, a X:Y synthax can be given to trim the read w/o barcode | |
| 327 as to end up with reads of the same length (note that this can also be operated using | |
| 328 XT). Note that if a single value is passed, the value always applies to both reads in | |
| 329 paired-end mode without further consideration. | |
| 330 ZT=null is like ZT=0. | |
| 331 | |
| 332 Default value: 0. This option can be set to 'null' to clear the default value. | |
| 333 | |
| 334 CLIP_BARCODE=Boolean | |
| 335 C=Boolean | |
| 336 | |
| 337 Clip barcode sequence from read sequence, as well as XTRIMLEN (and ZTRIMLEN) bases if | |
| 338 applicable, before writing to output file. | |
| 339 If false, reads are written without modification to output file. | |
| 340 Apply to both barcodes when BPOS=BOTH. | |
| 341 | |
| 342 Default value: true. This option can be set to 'null' to clear the default value. | |
| 343 Possible values: {true, false} | |
| 344 | |
| 345 ADD_BARCODE_TO_HEADER=Boolean | |
| 346 ADD=Boolean | |
| 347 | |
| 348 Add barcode at the end of the read header. Apply to both barcodes when BPOS=BOTH. | |
| 349 If true, the string ':barcode' is added at the end of the read header with a ':' added | |
| 350 only if current read header does not end with ':'. | |
| 351 If both reads of the pair have a barcode (i.e. BARCODE_READ_POS == BOTH), thenthe second | |
| 352 read also has its own matched barcode written. Else, the read without a barcode receives | |
| 353 the barcode from the barcoded read. | |
| 354 For example: | |
| 355 @D3FCO8P1:178:C1WLBACXX:7:1101:1836:1965 2:N:0: | |
| 356 becomes: | |
| 357 @D3FCO8P1:178:C1WLBACXX:7:1101:1836:1965 2:N:0:BARCODE | |
| 358 | |
| 359 When barcodes containing random positions, i.e. 'N', (for example like in the iCLIP | |
| 360 protocol) or are UMIs, the added sequence is the sequence clipped from the read and NOT | |
| 361 the matched barcode. | |
| 362 | |
| 363 Default value: true. This option can be set to 'null' to clear the default value. | |
| 364 Possible values: {true, false} | |
| 365 | |
| 366 | |
| 367 ENSURE_IDENTICAL_HEADER_NAMES=Boolean | |
| 368 SAME_HEADERS=Boolean | |
| 369 | |
| 370 Makes sure that headers of both reads of a pair are identical, using the following read | |
| 371 header pattern (for both reads of a pair): | |
| 372 @D3FCO8P1:178:C1WLBACXX:7:1101:1836:1965 SAMPLEBARCODE_READ1:SAMPLEBARCODE_READ2(:CLIPPED_SEQ_FROMREAD1:CLIPPED_SEQ_FROMREAD2) | |
| 373 This option only makes sense in | |
| 374 paired end mode and ADD=true. Some (if not all) mappers will indeed complain when the | |
| 375 read headers are not identical. When molecular barcodes are present in reads (either as | |
| 376 additional barcodes or as degenerate barcodes ie with 'N') and the RCHAR is used, you | |
| 377 will end with (problematic) read headers like this: | |
| 378 HISEQ:44:C6KC0ANXX:5:1101:1491:1994:1:N:0:TAGAACAC:TGGAGTAG | |
| 379 HISEQ:44:C6KC0ANXX:5:1101:1491:1994:3:N:0:TAGAACAC:CGTTGTAT | |
| 380 SAME_HEADERS=true will instead generates the following identical header for both reads: | |
| 381 HISEQ:44:C6KC0ANXX:5:1101:1491:1994:TAGAACAC:TGGAGTAG:CGTTGTAT | |
| 382 Note that we also clipped the useless '1:N:0' and '3:N:0' has they will also result in | |
| 383 generating different headers. | |
| 384 Important: this option will force RCHAR=: UNLESS you specify RCHAR=null ; in which | |
| 385 case a space will be preserved ie: | |
| 386 HISEQ:44:C6KC0ANXX:5:1101:1491:1994 TAGAACAC:TGGAGTAG:CGTTGTAT | |
| 387 | |
| 388 Default value: true. This option can be set to 'null' to clear the default value. | |
| 389 Possible values: {true, false} | |
| 390 | |
| 391 | |
| 392 READ_NAME_REPLACE_CHAR=String | |
| 393 RCHAR=String | |
| 394 | |
| 395 Replace spaces in read name/header using provided character. This is particularly handy | |
| 396 when you need to retain ADDed barcode in read name/header during mapping (everything | |
| 397 after space in read name is usually clipped in BAM files). For example, with RCHAR=':': | |
| 398 @D3FCO8P1:178:C1WLBACXX:7:1101:1836:1965 2:N:0: | |
| 399 becomes | |
| 400 @D3FCO8P1:178:C1WLBACXX:7:1101:1836:1965:2:N:0:BARCODE | |
| 401 Default value: null. | |
| 402 | |
| 403 QUALITY_FORMAT=FastqQualityFormat | |
| 404 V=FastqQualityFormat | |
| 405 | |
| 406 A value describing how the quality values are encoded in the fastq. Either 'Solexa' for | |
| 407 pre-pipeline 1.3 style scores (solexa scaling + 66), 'Illumina' for pipeline 1.3 and | |
| 408 above (phred scaling + 64) or 'Standard' for phred scaled scores with a character shift | |
| 409 of 33. If this value is not specified (or 'null' is given), the quality format will be | |
| 410 detected. | |
| 411 | |
| 412 Default value: Standard. This option can be set to 'null' to clear the default value. | |
| 413 Possible values: {Solexa, Illumina, Standard} | |
| 414 | |
| 415 KEEP_UNASSIGNED_READ=Boolean | |
| 416 UN=Boolean | |
| 417 | |
| 418 Should un-assigned reads be saved in files or simply ignored. File names are | |
| 419 automatically created or can be given using UF1 & UF2 options. | |
| 420 | |
| 421 Default value: true. This option can be set to 'null' to clear the default value. | |
| 422 Possible values: {true, false} | |
| 423 | |
| 424 BARCODE_DIAG_FILE=String | |
| 425 DIAG=String | |
| 426 | |
| 427 Name for a barcode match reporting file (not generated by default).Either a name (in | |
| 428 which case the file will be created in the output dir) or full path. This file will | |
| 429 contain a line per read pair with the barcode best matching the read subsequence or | |
| 430 'null' when no match is found according to matching parameters ; and the final selected | |
| 431 sample. This file is useful for debugging or further processing in case both ends are | |
| 432 barcoded. | |
| 433 N.B: this file will have a size of about one of the fastq input files. | |
| 434 | |
| 435 Default value: null. | |
| 436 ]]> | |
| 437 </help> | |
| 438 | |
| 439 </tool> |