FASTQ-JOIN(1)
β¨ NAME β¨
okay so hi bestie π this is fastq-join(1), and it's part of ea-utils. what does it do? it joins two paired-end reads on the overlapping ends. that's the whole name, no cap. periodt. β¨
π SYNOPSIS π
fastq-join [options] <read1.fq> <read2.fq> [mate.fq] -o <read.%.fq>
π DESCRIPTION π
first, the original page literally has this line and we are keeping it because facts are facts, okay? π«Ά
fastq-join: invalid option -- 'h' Unknown option `-h'.
then the actual description, and it's giving exactly what it says on the tin: it joins two paired-end reads on the overlapping ends. that's it. iconic. main character energy fr fr. π
π OPTIONS π
-oFIL β see the Output section below for the full tea on this one. π΅-vC β verifies that the 2 files probe id's match up to char C. (yes, "id's" with the apostrophe, that's literally what it says.) for Illumina reads, use' '(a space) for C. β¨-pN β N-percent maximum difference (8). lowkey important, bestie.-mN β N-minimum overlap (6). highkey also important.-rFIL β verbose stitch length report. slay.-Rβ no reverse complement. okayyy.-xβ allow insert < read length. noted. π
πΈ Output πΈ
- you can supply 3
-oarguments, forun1,un2,joinfiles, or one argument as a file name template. the suffix'un1, un2, or join'is appended to the file, or they replace a%-character if present. iykyk. - if a
'mate'input file is present (barcode read), then the files'un3'and'join2'are also created. the way that this just works? obsessed. π¦
and that's the tea! this page is from fastq-join 1.1.2, dated July 2015. love u, bye π
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