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1 # NextFlow DSL2 Module
2
3 ```bash
4 MEGAHIT_ASSEMBLE
5 ```
6
7 ## Description
8
9 Run `megahit` assembler tool on a list of read files in FASTQ format.
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13
14 ### `input:`
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16 ___
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18 Type: `tuple`
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20 Takes in the following tuple of metadata (`meta`) and a list of FASTQ files (short reads) of input type `path` (`reads`).
21
22 Ex:
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24 ```groovy
25 [ [id: 'sample1', single_end: true], '/data/sample1/f_merged.fq.gz' ]
26 [ [id: 'sample1', single_end: false], ['/data/sample1/f1_merged.fq.gz', '/data/sample2/f2_merged.fq.gz'] ]
27 ```
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29 \
30  
31
32 #### `meta`
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34 Type: Groovy Map
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36 A Groovy Map containing the metadata about the FASTQ file.
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38 Ex:
39
40 ```groovy
41 [ id: 'KB01', strandedness: 'unstranded', single_end: true ]
42 ```
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44 \
45  
46
47 #### `reads`
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49 Type: `path`
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51 NextFlow input type of `path` pointing to short read files in FASTQ format that need to be *de novo* assembled.
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53 \
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55
56 #### `args`
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58 Type: Groovy String
59
60 String of optional command-line arguments to be passed to the tool. This can be mentioned in `process` scope within `withName:process_name` block using `ext.args` option within your `nextflow.config` file.
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62 Ex:
63
64 ```groovy
65 withName: 'MEGAHIT_ASSEMBLE' {
66 ext.args = '--keep-tmp-files'
67 }
68 ```
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70 \
71  
72
73 ### `output:`
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75 ___
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77 Type: `tuple`
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79 Outputs a tuple of metadata (`meta` from `input:`) and `megahit` assembled contigs file in FASTA format.
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83
84 #### `assembly`
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86 Type: `path`
87
88 NextFlow output type of `path` pointing to the `megahit` assembler results file (`final.contigs.fa`) per sample (`id:`) i.e., the final assembled contigs file in FASTA format.
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92
93 #### `versions`
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95 Type: `path`
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97 NextFlow output type of `path` pointing to the `.yml` file storing software versions for this process.