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sak - Slicing and dicing of FASTA/FASTQ files..
sak [OPTIONS] [-o OUT.{fa,fq}] IN.{fa,fq}
"It slices, it dices and it makes the laundry!"
Original SAK tool by David Weese. Rewrite by Manuel Holtgrewe.
- IN INPUT_FILE
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Valid filetypes are: .sam, .raw, .gbk, .frn,
.fq, .fna, .ffn, .fastq, .fasta,
.faa, .fa, and .embl.
- -h, --help
- Display the help message.
- --version-check BOOL
- Turn this option off to disable version update notifications of the
application. One of 1, ON, TRUE, T,
YES, 0, OFF, FALSE, F, and NO.
Default: 1.
- --version
- Display version information.
- -o, --out-path OUTPUT_FILE
- Path to the resulting file. If omitted, result is printed to stdout in
FastQ format. Valid filetypes are: .sam, .raw, .frn,
.fq, .fna, .ffn, .fastq, .fasta,
.faa, and .fa.
- -rc, --revcomp
- Reverse-complement output.
- -l, --max-length INTEGER
- Maximal number of sequence characters to write out.
- -s, --sequence List of INTEGER's
- Select the given sequence for extraction by 0-based index.
- -sn, --sequence-name List of STRING's
- Select sequence with name prefix being NAME.
- -ss, --sequences List of STRING's
- Select sequences from-to where from and to are
0-based indices.
- -i, --infix List of STRING's
- Select characters from-to where from and to
are 0-based indices.
- -ll, --line-length INTEGER
- Set line length in output file. See section Line Length for
details. In range [-1..inf].
You can use the setting --line-length for setting the resulting line
length. By default, sequences in FASTA files are written with at most 70
characters per line and sequences in FASTQ files are written without any line
breaks. The quality sequence in FASTQ file is written in the same way as the
residue sequence.
The default is selected with a --line-length value of
-1 and line breaks can be disabled with a value of 0.
- sak -s 10 IN.fa
- Cut out 11th sequence from IN.fa and write to stdout as FASTA.
- sak -ss 10-12 -ss 100-200
IN.fq
- Cut out 11th up to and including 12th and 101th up to and including 199th
sequence from IN.fq and write to stdout as FASTA.
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