PicardCommandLine(1)
β¨ PicardCommandLine(1) β¨
Okay bestie, so this is the manual page for PicardCommandLine, and it's giving "manipulate SAM and BAM files" π π§ It's the one-stop shop for the Picard tools, and it's honestly iconic. π₯
π¦ NAME
PicardCommandLine β manipulate SAM and BAM files π
π SYNOPSIS
PicardCommandLine COMMAND [OPTION]...
Literally that's the whole vibe: pick a COMMAND, add whatever [OPTION]s you need, and you're off to the races π
πΈ DESCRIPTION
Okay so first things first, SAM (Sequence Alignment/Map) is a generic format for storing large nucleotide sequence alignments. It's the foundation everything else here is built on 𧬠β¨
Picard Tools comes packed with lots of utilities to manipulate SAM and BAM files. If you want the full list with a short description of each one, just run PicardCommandLine -h. No cap, that's the first thing you should do π«Ά
Want to know the options and parameters for a specific command? Run PicardCommandLine COMMAND -h and it'll spill all the tea on that one command π π
π REPORTING BUGS
If something's acting sus, reach out at samtools-devel@lists.sourceforge.net π
Β©οΈ COPYRIGHT
Copyright 2010 The Broad Institute π
π SEE ALSO
http://broadinstitute.github.io/picard/ π
Byeee, that's the tea β This page is from picard-tools 1.138, last updated September 2015 (PicardCommandLine(1)), so it's a little vintage but still slaying πβ¨ Stay iconic, bestie! π¦π
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