Hi. I am new to Galaxy and bioinformatics so feel free to let me know if there is a better way of asking my question. The files were executed in a way that the MultiQC did not recognize the files existed. I downloaded SRA files to Galaxy. These files were transfered to a Paired-end data folder with each accession (sample) inside along with the forward and reverse fastq files. This general file format remains after running these Files through FastQC. Now, I am trying to run the files through MultiQC but the data is not recognized. Does anyone have suggestions on how to fix this?
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See the MultiQC documentation about how MultiQC finds input files here: https://multiqc.info/docs/#module-search-patterns
In short, as @genomax says in the comment above, MultiQC uses the default FastQC zip and data filenames as a search pattern. But these can be customised if required. As to how best to do this within Galaxy, I'm not sure I'm afraid.
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That said. Are you pointing MultiQC to FastQC results file(s)? Here is what the
multiQChelp says:Any workaround to this?, I am trying the same....
Basically, want to translate the following script's lines to CWL:
For that, i have written 2 tools (fastqc.cwl and multiqc.cwl) and got a workflow that uses that tools, the problem here is "fastqc tool", this tool read all files inside a directory and process it using scatter, and output a list of files.
How can I link the directory that contains all outputs to the next step (multiqc)?, I have tried adding the "working dir" (outputBinding: {glob: "."}) in the fastqc tool but since it is a scatter method it returns an array of directories and not a single dir.
There exists another way to run fastqc over a group of files that doesn't involve scatter?.
fatqc.cwl
multiqc.cwl
workflow.cwl This is not finished, just draft.
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