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Bio Partitioner Docker Image CI

Install

For User

  1. pip install biopartitioner
  2. Demo Code:
from biopartitioner.factory import PartitionerFactory
partitioner_caller = PartitionerFactory.create_partitioner("vcf")
dataset = "fixtures/scaffold.vcf"
vcf_partioner = partitioner_caller(dataset=dataset, partition_num=8)
vcf_partioner.partition()
  1. You'll see vcf partition files at current folder.

For Developer

  1. Python dependencies:
    1. virtualenv venv; . venv/bin/activate
    2. pip install poetry
    3. poetry install
  2. Npm dependencies, for linter, formatter and commit linter (optional):
    1. brew install npm
    2. npm ci

Run

  1. npm run test
  2. You'll see 10 vcf partition files at your folder

Test

  1. test: npm run test
  2. Run all linter before commitment would save some effort: npm run check

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