HI,
I'm trying to use the output files from barcode splitter. I know that the command line as some wrappers made that take the output files and puts them in the history. Is there anything similar for output files but for us biologists who don't do command line? J
Thanks,
Ann
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Hi Ann,
For just using the UI interface, I know of only one method (there may be others):
1 - click on the "eye" icon to view the HTML barcode splitter output table 2 - then for each individual file a - right click to capture the "Copy Link Location" URL of the file b - go to the tool "Get Data -> Upload File" and paste that URL into the " URL/Text:" box c - make other settings, like file format or database assignment d - submit and the data will load as a dataset
If there is a better way, we'll post an update. Meanwhile, I hope this is helpful!
Jen Galaxy team
On 3/20/13 4:15 PM, Ann Holtz-Morris, M.S. wrote:
HI,
I'm trying to use the output files from barcode splitter. I know that the command line as some wrappers made that take the output files and puts them in the history. Is there anything similar for output files but for us biologists who don't do command line? J
Thanks,
Ann
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Is there now a better way to import files that are actually already in galaxy? Is there a trello card for this?
It would save our users a lot of time and nerves to be able to do this.
thank you very much, ido
On Mar 21, 2013, at 6:01 AM, Jennifer Jackson jen@bx.psu.edu wrote:
Hi Ann,
For just using the UI interface, I know of only one method (there may be others):
1 - click on the "eye" icon to view the HTML barcode splitter output table 2 - then for each individual file a - right click to capture the "Copy Link Location" URL of the file b - go to the tool "Get Data -> Upload File" and paste that URL into the " URL/Text:" box c - make other settings, like file format or database assignment d - submit and the data will load as a dataset
If there is a better way, we'll post an update. Meanwhile, I hope this is helpful!
Jen Galaxy team
On 3/20/13 4:15 PM, Ann Holtz-Morris, M.S. wrote:
HI, I’m trying to use the output files from barcode splitter. I know that the command line as some wrappers made that take the output files and puts them in the history. Is there anything similar for output files but for us biologists who don’t do command line? J
Thanks, Ann
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Is there now a better way to import files that are actually already in galaxy?
Not right now. The issue is that these files are part of a composite datatype, and there's not currently a way to extract files from a composite datatype and create Galaxy datasets for each.
One potential solution is to transition this tool wrapper to produce a variable number of output files using this approach:
http://wiki.galaxyproject.org/Admin/Tools/Multiple%20Output%20Files#Number_o...
Another is to extend the language constructs in a tool definition to make it possible to use logical expressions (e.g. 3 * $inputs.length) to create a certain number of output datasets.
Is there a trello card for this?
Not that I can find, but one could be useful.
J.
It would save our users a lot of time and nerves to be able to do this.
thank you very much, ido
On Mar 21, 2013, at 6:01 AM, Jennifer Jackson jen@bx.psu.edu wrote:
Hi Ann,
For just using the UI interface, I know of only one method (there may be others):
1 - click on the "eye" icon to view the HTML barcode splitter output table 2 - then for each individual file a - right click to capture the "Copy Link Location" URL of the file b - go to the tool "Get Data -> Upload File" and paste that URL into the " URL/Text:" box c - make other settings, like file format or database assignment d - submit and the data will load as a dataset
If there is a better way, we'll post an update. Meanwhile, I hope this is helpful!
Jen Galaxy team
On 3/20/13 4:15 PM, Ann Holtz-Morris, M.S. wrote:
HI, I’m trying to use the output files from barcode splitter. I know that the command line as some wrappers made that take the output files and puts them in the history. Is there anything similar for output files but for us biologists who don’t do command line? J
Thanks, Ann
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Not all the files should be converted to datasets. It would be good if there is a restful API call for this saying "promote this output file to a dataset in the background". Then one could create HTML pages with many output files without cluttering the history and the user can herself decide which one to use for further analysis. This would be a more general solution.
best, ido
On Jul 10, 2013, at 6:11 PM, Jeremy Goecks jeremy.goecks@emory.edu wrote:
Is there now a better way to import files that are actually already in galaxy?
Not right now. The issue is that these files are part of a composite datatype, and there's not currently a way to extract files from a composite datatype and create Galaxy datasets for each.
One potential solution is to transition this tool wrapper to produce a variable number of output files using this approach:
http://wiki.galaxyproject.org/Admin/Tools/Multiple%20Output%20Files#Number_o...
Another is to extend the language constructs in a tool definition to make it possible to use logical expressions (e.g. 3 * $inputs.length) to create a certain number of output datasets.
Is there a trello card for this?
Not that I can find, but one could be useful.
J.
It would save our users a lot of time and nerves to be able to do this.
thank you very much, ido
On Mar 21, 2013, at 6:01 AM, Jennifer Jackson jen@bx.psu.edu wrote:
Hi Ann,
For just using the UI interface, I know of only one method (there may be others):
1 - click on the "eye" icon to view the HTML barcode splitter output table 2 - then for each individual file a - right click to capture the "Copy Link Location" URL of the file b - go to the tool "Get Data -> Upload File" and paste that URL into the " URL/Text:" box c - make other settings, like file format or database assignment d - submit and the data will load as a dataset
If there is a better way, we'll post an update. Meanwhile, I hope this is helpful!
Jen Galaxy team
On 3/20/13 4:15 PM, Ann Holtz-Morris, M.S. wrote:
HI, I’m trying to use the output files from barcode splitter. I know that the command line as some wrappers made that take the output files and puts them in the history. Is there anything similar for output files but for us biologists who don’t do command line? J
Thanks, Ann
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