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as the former command does not work and the latter seems to be in-line with the output of fqgrep -h , which is:
fqgrep [FLAGS] [OPTIONS] [--] [args]...
Which one of these is the long-term planned proper command-line usage? Happy to do a PR on the README if it should actually be changed, just wanted to confirm.
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@kockan the intention is to have the command line options to match grep as much as possible, with no conflicts with bioinformatics-specific options (e.g. --reverse-complement). So the usage is very much out of date and the way you're testing it is the correct way. We'd welcome a PR!
And I am glad someone is using this other than ourselves!
The current README displays usage as:
fqgrep -r 'GACGAGATTA' -a 'GACGTGATTA' --r1-fastq /data/testR1.fastq.gz --r2-fastq /data/testR2.fastq.gz -o ./test_out -t 28
However, the way I'm currently testing the program looks like:
fqgrep --progress --threads 8 --color always <my_pattern> test.fastq test.fastq.gz test.fastq.zst
as the former command does not work and the latter seems to be in-line with the output of
fqgrep -h
, which is:fqgrep [FLAGS] [OPTIONS] [--] [args]...
Which one of these is the long-term planned proper command-line usage? Happy to do a PR on the README if it should actually be changed, just wanted to confirm.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: