FINDKNOWNSNPS(1)

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version 1.0 Β· 4 versions
, in debian trixie, ubuntu noble, ubuntu questing

✨ FINDKNOWNSNPS β€” the snpomatic main character ✨

okay bestie, this is section 1 of the SNP-o-matic manual, and we are about to get so acquainted πŸ’–


🌸 NAME 🌸

findknownsnps β€” the main executable for snpomatic. that's it, that's the whole job. she's the star of the show πŸ‘‘


πŸŽ€ SYNOPSIS πŸŽ€

findknownsnps <options>

πŸ¦‹ DESCRIPTION πŸ¦‹

findknownsnps is the main executable for the snpomatic software. no cap, she's the one you actually run 🫢


πŸ’… OPTIONS πŸ’…

These options control whether output is written to file(s), standard output, or directly to a man pager. pick your fighter ✨

  • --genome=GENOME_FILE β€” FASTA file with chromosomes. this one is mandatory, bestie, you literally cannot skip it 🚨
  • --fasta=FASTA_FILE β€” FASTA file with Solexa reads. mandatory, except when --fastq or --index is used.
  • --fasta=FASTA_FILE β€” FASTA file with Solexa reads. mandatory, except when --fastq or --index is used. (yes she's listed twice in the original, and we respect her journey πŸ’€)
  • --fastq=FASTQ_FILE β€” FASTQ file with Solexa reads. mandatory, except when --fasta or --index is used.
  • --fastq2=FASTQ_FILE2 β€” FASTQ file with Solexa reads. optional β€” this is the read mate πŸ’ž
  • --nono=FILENAME β€” file with a list of read names (!) to ignore. optional. and yes, the (!) is doing a lot of work there, pay attention πŸ‘€
  • --regions=REGION_FILE β€” region file for finding new SNPs. optional. [DEPRECATED] β€” she's retired, show her some respect but maybe don't build your life around her πŸͺ¦
  • --snps=SNP_FILE β€” simple SNP file. optional.
  • --gff=GFF_FILE β€” GFF file with SNPs. optional.
  • --uniqueness=FILE β€” output a uniqueness data file for the reference. no Solexa reads needed! and it impliesβ€”noshortcuts. optional. iconic, no reads required πŸ’…
  • --pileup=FILE β€” outputs complete pileup into that file. optional.
  • --cigar=FILE β€” outputs alignment in CIGAR format. optional. 🚬
  • --gffout=FILE β€” outputs reads in GFF format. optional.
  • --coverage=FILENAME β€” outputs (high depth) coverage data. optional.
  • --wobble=FILENAME β€” outputs a list of possible variations. optional; paired reads only. [UNDER CONSTRUCTION] β€” she's still in her building era, be gentle 🚧
  • --fragmentplot=FILENAME β€” outputs a plot of fragment size distribution to a file. optional. we love a data visualization moment πŸ“Š
  • --snpsinreads=FILENAME β€” outputs a list of reads containing known SNPs to a file. optional.
  • --indelplot=FILENAME β€” outputs indel data to a file. optional.
  • --inversions=FILENAME β€” for paired reads, writes read matches indicating inversions into a file. optional.
  • --faceaway=FILENAME β€” for paired reads, writes read matches that "face away" from each other into a file. optional. it's giving exes at a party πŸ™ˆ
  • --sqlite=FILENAME β€” creates a sqlite text file with alignment data. [EXPERIMENTAL] β€” optional. proceed with the energy of someone reading a beta changelog πŸ§ͺ
  • --sam=FILENAME β€” creates a SAM alignment file. optional.
  • --spancontigs=FILENAME β€” outputs read pairs where "half" reads map uniquely to different contigs. optional.
  • --bins=FILE_PREFIX β€” outputs no-match, single-match and multi-match Solexa reads into prefixed files. optional.
  • --binmask=MASK β€” mask of 1s and 0s to turn off individual bins. order: No match, single match, multi-match, IUPAC. example: 0100 creates only single-match bin. optional; default: 1111.
  • --pair=NUMBER β€” for paired reads, the length of the first part of the read. mandatory for paired reads.
  • --fragment=NUMBER β€” for paired reads, the average fragment length. mandatory for paired reads.
  • --variance=NUMBER β€” for paired reads, the variance of the fragment length to either side. optional; default: 1/4 of fragment size.
  • --wobblemax=NUMBER β€” maximum number of mismatches for wobble. optional; default 2; see --wobble.
  • --mspi=NUMBER β€” maximum number of SNPs per chromosomal index. optional; default: 8.
  • --index=FILENAME β€” index filename. the index will be created if it does not exist. optional.
  • --noshortcuts β€” will process all chromosomal regions, even those with lots’o’repeats. optional; no value. she does NOT take shortcuts, the name is not a bit πŸ”₯
  • --snpsonly β€” only lists found SNPs in the pileup. optional; no value.
  • --chromosome=NAME β€” discards all chromosomes but NAME prior to run. optional.
  • --index_from=NUMBER β€” starts indexing at this position on all chromosomes. optional.
  • --index_to=NUMBER β€” stops indexing at this position on all chromosomes. optional.
  • --chop=NUMBER β€” for paired reads, if one but not the other matches, shorten the other by NUMBER bases. optional. βœ‚οΈ
  • --index1=NUMBER β€” length of internal index 1. optional; default: 10.
  • --index2=NUMBER β€” length of internal index 2. optional; default: 16.
  • --memory_save=NUMBER β€” indexes the genome every NUMBER of positions; saves memory and runtime, but can have strange side effects. optional. strange side effects is doing a LOT of heavy lifting in that sentence, be aware 😭
  • --multimatch β€” puts a multiple-matching read to a random position. optional. [currently paired reads only].
  • --singlematch β€” only performs additional output functions for single matches. optional. [currently paired reads only].
  • --foum β€” for paired reads, at least one read has to match uniquely in the genome (force one unique match). optional.
  • --mismatch β€” the number of mismatches allowed outside the index (index1+index2). optional.
  • --rpa=FILENAME β€” writes all read pair alignments into a file. optional.

πŸ’– reminder bestie: every flag, every default, every <red>[DEPRECATED]</red> and <yellow>[EXPERIMENTAL]</yellow> and <yellow>[UNDER CONSTRUCTION]</yellow> tag is here for a reason. don't skip the scary ones. 🫢

and that's the whole page, you ate that πŸ’…βœ¨ this was the SNP-o-matic 1.0 era of the manual, page FINDKNOWNSNPS(1) β€” go forth and find those known SNPs, queen πŸ‘‘πŸ§¬πŸŒΈ

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