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Home Page: http://gdac.broadinstitute.org/nozzle
Nozzle is a report generation toolkit for data analysis pipelines implemented in R.
Home Page: http://gdac.broadinstitute.org/nozzle
Right now it is not obvious that they can be clicked for sorting.
Currently, the user needs to click on a figure in order to enlarge it. It would be good one could specify expanded=TRUE in newFigure, so that they are enlarged by default.
Like here:
http://gdac.broadinstitute.org/runs/tmp/expand.html
Problems:
Hi,
Is it possible to support the DT (https://rstudio.github.io/DT/) for table visualization in nozzle framework?
Best regards!
Bo
Check test for logo inclusion. This seems to be broken.
The same approach that is used to connect the content of a table cell to supplementary information could be used.
should be referring to the Bioinformatics publication
Sorry to bother, and maybe you're already aware of this, but the W3C validation service points out many
concerns for the Nozzle reports. For example, when giving it this URL
http://gdac.broadinstitute.org/runs/analyses__2013_03_26/reports/cancer/OV/index.html
and specifying HTML5 (experimental) validation, I get 27 issues reported. If I instead ask it to validate
against HTML4 transitional, it yields an order of magnitude more.
Just FYI,
Mike
Numerical columns should be right aligned by default (easier to read) and all others should be left or center aligned (as defined by the report author).
This should be below the title and above the first section.
In order to link to sections, figures, tables we would like to define anchors for these elements when their corresponding "newXXX" method is called.
In a perfect world, the "writeReport" method would generate a warning if duplicate anchors exist.
It would be really nice if newCitation() had a DOI field, which would cause the citation to link to http://dx.doi.org/,as well as properly place the DOI in the citation.
The check for the presence of the subtitle attribute is not working properly.
See Mike's suggestion:
http://gdac.broadinstitute.org/runs/tmp/expand.html
This
should fold out into this
If using English coding or Unicode in the browser, Chinese characters failed to show correctly.
When using Chinese character coding, namely GBK, Nozzle report will collapse to a narrow window that couldn't be viewed properly. But, If maximize the browser window, the problem is gone.
It would be extremely useful if the following flags were added to new{Section,SubSection,SubSubSection}:
It would be nice if the reference (i.e. "[#]") was a link that navigates to the associated reference in the references section of the report.
the corresponding R script:
setwd('C:/Users/Lenovo/Desktop')
require( "Nozzle.R1" );
#分析方法
r <- newCustomReport( "My Report" );
s1<- newSection('分析方法')
#########
r<- addTo(r,s1)
writeReport(r,filename = 'reports/my_report',credits = FALSE)
neither html nor browser can correctly show Chinese charater.
my_report.html.txt
For instance to link to the report for the same analysis applied to different inputs.
I've been seeing the following issue using Chrome 23.0.1271.97 (http://gdac.broadinstitute.org/runs/awg_hnsc__2013_03_30/reports/cancer/HNSC-TP-ALL/copynumber/gistic2/nozzle.html).
e.g. to be used to insert user-defined HTML into a div
In cases where a subsection is included in a subsection indentation would help to tell different levels of the hierarchy apart.
Hi,
It would be nice if Nozzle was able to support languages other than English, such as Mandarin Chinese.
Thank you!
There appears to be a small bug, presumably in the javascript, which means that alphanumeric columns in tables cannot be sorted when using Nozzle. Here is a small test example.
library("Nozzle.r1")
num = c(1,2,3,2.1)
txt <- c("aada","aaba", "aaca","aaaa")
alphanum <- c("aad1", "aab2", "aac3", "aaa4")
d <- data.frame(numeric=num, text=txt, alphanumeric=alphanum)
report <- newCustomReport("Alphanumeric sorting test")
t <- newTable(d, "Test table")
report <- addTo(report, t)
writeReport(report, "test")
In the html output, it is possible to sort the "numeric" and "text" columns, but the "alphanumeric" column does not sort correctly.
Any insight gratefully received.
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