I went ahead and added your code from this independent module library to my fork of the main MultiQC repo here.
Also added a set of some example test data to a branch of MultiQC_TestData.
Running with a Python2-based MultiQC installation doesn't seem to work properly, I think because there's a new-style vs old-style class problem with super():
[ERROR ] multiqc : Oops! The 'atropos_post' MultiQC module broke...
Please copy the following traceback and report it at https://github.com/ewels/MultiQC/issues
(if possible, include a log file that triggers the error)
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Module atropos_post raised an exception: Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/Users/jonsanders/Development/git_sw/MultiQC/scripts/multiqc", line 412, in multiqc
output = mod()
File "/Users/jonsanders/Development/git_sw/MultiQC/multiqc/modules/atropos/atropos.py", line 380, in __init__
super().__init__(phase='Post', **kwargs)
TypeError: super() takes at least 1 argument (0 given)
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I can get it to run and generate a report with Python3-based installation, but none of the plots actually show up. I'm getting the section headings (and subheadings for the Stats modules), but no content.
tanaes
commented
7 years ago 
I went ahead and added your code from this independent module library to my fork of the main MultiQC repo here.
Also added a set of some example test data to a branch of MultiQC_TestData.
Running with a Python2-based MultiQC installation doesn't seem to work properly, I think because there's a new-style vs old-style class problem with
super():I can get it to run and generate a report with Python3-based installation, but none of the plots actually show up. I'm getting the section headings (and subheadings for the Stats modules), but no content.
Any ideas?