Source code for bioconvert.scf2fastq

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"""Convert :term:`SCF` file to :term:`FASTQ` file"""

import colorlog

from bioconvert import ConvBase
from bioconvert.core.decorators import compressor, requires_nothing
from bioconvert.io import scf

_log = colorlog.getLogger(__name__)

__all__ = ["SCF2FASTQ"]


[docs]class SCF2FASTQ(ConvBase): """ Converts a binary :term:`SCF` file to :term:`FastQ` file :param str infile: input SCF file :param str outfile: output name file """ #: Default value _default_method = "python"
[docs] @requires_nothing @compressor def _method_python(self, *args, **kwargs): """Internal method""" sequence, qualities, comments = scf.read_scf(self.infile) # Wrinting output file with open(self.outfile, "w") as output_file: output_file.write("@" + comments.replace("\n", "-").replace(" ", "_") + "\n") output_file.write(sequence + "\n") output_file.write("+" + comments.replace("\n", "-").replace(" ", "_") + "\n") for i in qualities: if i > 92: output_file.write(chr(126)) else: output_file.write(chr(i + 34)) output_file.write("\n") """ print(sequence) print("INFORMATIONS") print("magic_number = " + magic_number.decode("utf-8")) print("samples = " + str(samples)) print("samples_offset = " + str(samples_offset)) print("bases = " + str(bases)) print("bases_left_clip = " + str(bases_left_clip)) print("bases_right_clip = " + str(bases_right_clip)) print("bases_offset = " + str(bases_offset)) print("comments_size = " + str(comments_size)) print("comments_offset = " + str(comments_offset)) print("version = " + version.decode("utf-8")) print("sample_size = " + str(sample_size)) print("code_set = " + str(code_set)) print("private_size = " + str(private_size)) print("private_offset = " + str(private_offset)) #print("spare = " + str(spare)) print() print("COMMENTS") print(comments) print() print("SEQUENCE") print(sequence) print() print("QUALITIES") print(qualities) """
""" http://staden.sourceforge.net/manual/formats_unix_2.html http://doc.bioperl.org/bioperl-live/Bio/SeqIO/scf.html#POD6 https://docs.python.org/2/library/struct.html http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=224666 SCF file organisation (more or less) Length in bytes Data --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 128 header Number of samples * sample size Samples for A trace Number of samples * sample size Samples for C trace Number of samples * sample size Samples for G trace Number of samples * sample size Samples for T trace Number of bases * 4 Offset into peak index for each base Number of bases Accuracy estimate bases being 'A' Number of bases Accuracy estimate bases being 'C' Number of bases Accuracy estimate bases being 'G' Number of bases Accuracy estimate bases being 'T' Number of bases The called bases Number of bases * 3 Reserved for future use Comments size Comments Private data size Private data """