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  MultiQC MultiQC  

Aggregate bioinformatics results across many samples into a single report

This repository contains files to test MultiQC with. These are used in the automated continous-integration tests and can be used whilst developing for MultiQC.

Contributing

To add new files to this repository, please follow the following procedure:

After forking the repository to your own GitHub account:

git clone <forked-repo-address>
cd <repo-directory>
cp /your/files/. ./data/modules/<module_name>
git add .
git commit -m "<message describing change>"
git push

Create a Pull Request to bring your changes back into this repository.

Delete your fork once the PR is accepted (optional)

For information about MultiQC, please see http://multiqc.info or the main MultiQC GitHub repository.

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test-data's Issues

Add testing instructions to the readme

Hi!

I understand this repo contains test data for multiqc. Is there a recommended way of running these tests locally?

Where I'm at:

  1. I've made some changes to multiqc
  2. I want to test them

In multiqc dev docs, I see that github actions will likely run the testdata against my changes to multiqc: https://github.com/ewels/MultiQC/blob/master/.github/CONTRIBUTING.md#review-workflow

But I also want to modify testdata too. I want to add a test and run it against my branch of multiqc. Feels like adding anything in the readme could be helpful!

If I figure something out I'll PR it.

Help wanted: interop data

Hi Phil,

I don't know if you've had the time to take a look at the testdata I've submitted, but I'm having some issues parsing it to a suitable json structure.

Can you offer any advice about how to best structure the data dict, so we can get some nice tables?

Thanks
M

Expose additional statistics in Picard Alignment Summary

The issue

The Picard Alignment Summary currently only shows the number of aligned reads in the barchart. This makes sense for Illumina data, where all reads are the same size. However, for long read sequencing, the number of aligned reads is not so relevant, and the number of aligned bases or the mean read size is more relevant.

The proposal

Add additional datasets to the picard Alignment Summary section. This way, the default behaviour will be the same (show the number of aligned reads), but users can switch over to number of aligned bases or mean read length, if this is more relevant for them.

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