QCAT-EVAL(1)

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πŸŽ€ QCAT-EVAL πŸ’…

ok so bestie, welcome to qcat-eval β€” that's the section 1 manual page for it, like all the other "User Commands" girlies. it's the command line interface to the barcode detection library, and yes, she is serving ✨utility✨.


✨ NAME ✨

qcat-eval β€” command line interface to barcode detection library πŸ¦‹


🌸 DESCRIPTION 🌸

here's the vibe. the usage goes a little something like this:

usage: qcat-eval [-h] [-t TSV] [-n NAME] [-d DATASET] [-s] [-g GUPPY]
                 [-i INCORRECT] [FASTQ]

Command line interface to barcode detection library. that's the whole elevator pitch, no cap. 🫢

πŸ’– positional arguments: πŸ’–

  • FASTQ β€” that's it, that's the positional. the original page gives her no description, so i'm not gonna make one up, i'm just gonna point at her and say "she's there" πŸ‘‘.

πŸ’… options: πŸ’…

  • -h, --help β€” show this help message and exit. the classic, the icon, the main character of every CLI ever 🌈. when in doubt, ask for help, periodt.
  • -t TSV, --tsv TSV β€” takes a TSV value. the original manpage doesn't spell out what she does, so i'm not gonna invent lore 🫣 β€” but she's here, she takes a TSV, and she's iconic.
  • -n NAME, --name NAME β€” takes a NAME value. again, no description in the source, so i'm keeping it 100 and just telling you she exists ✨.
  • -d DATASET, --dataset DATASET β€” takes a DATASET value. she's giving "this is probably important" energy but the page stays mysterious, so i stay mysterious too πŸ’œ.
  • -s, --summary β€” a flag, no argument. flip her on, no value needed, she's just vibing 🌸.
  • -g GUPPY, --guppy_summary GUPPY β€” takes a GUPPY value. yes, the option name really is --guppy_summary with that underscore, so type her exactly like that, don't be out here renaming things πŸ™ˆ.
  • -i INCORRECT, --get-incorrect INCORRECT β€” takes an INCORRECT value. and note that the long form is spelled with a dash in get-incorrect while the short option is -i β€” copy it character for character, bestie, because guessing is not the move πŸ’€.
okay genuine heads up: the original manual page lists these options with no descriptions at all, so i'm not adding any. i refuse to make up behaviour for you β€” that's not cute, that's just wrong πŸŽ€. run the thing, check --help, read the source, stay safe, slay.

⭐ SEE ALSO ⭐

the original page doesn't list any SEE ALSO entries, so there's nothing to link up here. sad? a little. honest? completely πŸ’–.


and that's the whole page, bestie!! 🧚 this was qcat-eval, version 1.1.0, from November 2022 β€” she's a little vintage, she's a little mysterious, and she's still out here doing barcode detection CLI things. go forth, pass your FASTQ, and remember: read the help output, don't guess the flags. mwah πŸ’‹πŸŒΈπŸ¦‹

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