Download required softwares and databases for running RainBow.
git clone https://github.com/rg-korea/rainbow.git
cd rainbow
bash setup.sh
The install file created a conda environment called rainbow. You have to activate this environment before using rainbow.
source activate rainbow
Edit the config file so that the parameters and directory names fit your
analysis needs. The recommended method is that you copy the example.ini file
from the example_data
folder, and edit the contents, as follows.
cp example_data/example.ini my_config.ini
Note that when editing the data_dir
of the config file, you should make sure
that all fastq files are in fastq(.gz) format, and the files should end in either
_1.fastq.gz
, _1.fastq
, _2.fastq.gz
or _2.fastq
.
After getting your own copy of the config file, now you can run the rainbow pipeline.
python rainbow.py -i /path/to/your/my_config.ini
RainBow contains files not developed by the Rare Genomics Institute Korea. Files in the subdirectory bin/ and files downloaded by setup.py follow their own licenses. We recommend you read them, since not all of them follow the same license as RainBow.
RainBow follows The MIT License (MIT). This license applies to all parts of this software except the third party software/databases documented in THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.txt. For further information, we recommend you read our LICENSE.txt or the contents in https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT