NXTRIM(1)
β¨ NAME β¨
nxtrim β <short_description> π (yes bestie the manpage literally ships a placeholder there, we're keeping it, no cap)
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
nxtrim -1 R1.fastq.gz -2 R2.fastq.gz [options]
π¦ DESCRIPTION π¦
okay so. the tea:
- Program:
nxtrim - Version:
v0.4.3 - Contact:
joconnell@illumina.com
that's the whole vibe check. it does the thing. you give it your reads, it gives you trimmed reads. slay. π
π COPYRIGHT π
Copyright Β© 2016, Illumina, Inc. All rights reserved.</p> see LICENSE for further details, bestie β go read it, it's giving legally binding. π
π«Ά Required arguments: (you literally cannot skip these, fr fr)
-1[--r1] arg β read 1, in fastq format (gzip is allowed, we're not monsters) π-2[--r2] arg β read 2, in fastq format (gzip allowed here too, obviously) π
β¨ Allowed options: (the fun part)
-O[--output-prefix] arg β the output prefix. name your babies. πΌ--justmpβ just creates a the mp/unknown libraries. reads with adapter at the start get completely N masked. not a little masked. fully. N'd out. π--stdoutβ print trimmed reads to stdout (it's literally equivalent tojustmp)--stdout-mpβ print only known MP reads to stdout. good for scaffolding, iykyk. ποΈ--stdout-unβ print only unknown reads to stdout. the mystery reads get their own spotlight π΅οΈ--rfβ leave mate pair reads in RF orientation. by default they get flipped into FR. don't ask me why, that's just the default. π--preserve-mpβ preserve MPs even when the corresponding PE has longer reads. loyalty. π--ignorePFβ ignore chastity/purity filters in read headers. wild behaviour but ok π--separateβ output paired reads in separate files (prefix_R1/prefix_r2). default is interleaved. pick your fighter. βοΈ-a,--aggressiveβ more aggressive adapter search (seedocs/adapter.md). she's coming for every adapter. π₯-s,--similarityarg (=0.85) β the minimum similarity between strings to be considered a match. it's Hamming distance divided by string length, periodt. π-v,--minoverlaparg (=12) β the minimum overlap to be considered for matching. 12 is the default, that's the bar. π―-l,--minlengtharg (=21) β the minimum read length to output. smaller reads will be filtered. sorry tiny reads, it's not personal. βοΈ
π AUTHOR π
this manpage was written by Nilesh Patra for the Debian distribution and can be used for any other usage of the program. iconic of him honestly. π«Ά
okay that's the whole page bestie, go forth and trim πΈπβ¨
signing off: this is nxtrim 0.4.3, dated April 2021, manual page NXTRIM(1) β main character energy only, mwah π
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π¦ where this page comes from
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