What other formats might you want to use with CytoSnake? If CytoSnake will be tightly coupled with the SQLite format, consider providing those details upfront via documentation.
CytoTable does not only convert sqlite to parquet files but also npz (DeepProfiler) and csv (CellProfiler)
Currently the CytoTable module in CytoSnake only takes sqlite files as input.
@axiomcura , @gwaybio - Yes, this is correct. CytoTable will attempt to navigate a provided source data directory for nested CSV's or SQLite data and concatenate or join the data together in the results.
_Originally posted by @d33bs in https://github.com/WayScience/CytoSnake/pull/37#discussion_r1162982096_
CytoTable does not only convert
sqlite
toparquet
files but alsonpz
(DeepProfiler) andcsv
(CellProfiler)Currently the
CytoTable
module inCytoSnake
only takessqlite
files as input._Originally posted by @d33bs in https://github.com/WayScience/CytoSnake/pull/37#discussion_r1163027988_
CytoTable
expectsCSV
files to be within a directory whileCytoTable
expectsNPZ
files to only be a file path