Closed Thomieh73 closed 4 years ago
In order for me to keep going I tried an alternative installation using pip inside conda.
conda create -n nanoplot_pip python=3.7 pip
inside the activated environment:
pip install NanoPlot
That worked okay.
Next I tried the same command to analyze my sequence_summary.txt file:
NanoPlot -t 4 --summary sequencing_summary.txt --maxlength 3000 --plots hex dot --title Sequencing_Summary -o Sequencing.summary-plots-log-transformed
That gives the following output:
/cluster/projects/nn9305k/src/miniconda/envs/nanoplot_pip/lib/python3.7/site-packages/nanomath/nanomath.py:132: DeprecationWarning: Call to deprecated function errs_tab.
def ave_qual(quals, qround=False, tab=errs_tab(128)):
That is not a serious error, and NanoPlot created a logfile which did not contain any errors. So this set-up works. I now see in the log that I have installed version 1.33.0 from NanoPLot.
Will that version be pushed to bioconda at somepoint? Maybe that works as well.
The DeprecationWarning from nanomath is indeed nothing serious, and it's good to see that the pip installation works for you. I'm not sure, but I think your first error with the conda installation might be related to https://github.com/wdecoster/NanoPlot/issues/201
I should update the conda version, I hope to have some time for that soon.
Yes, you diagnosis of my first error indeed seem to be connected to #201.
For now I am fine and Nanoplot works in my pipeline. If you want you can close this issue.
I'll leave it open as a reminder that I have to update the bioconda recipes
Updating NanoPlot in bioconda first requires kaleido to be added to conda-forge, which appears to be complicated. See: https://github.com/bioconda/bioconda-recipes/pull/24347
Hi, My error with Kalisto got solved after updating Nanoplot to the newest version with pip.
Thanks for the feedback!
Hi @wdecoster, the latest conda version of Nanoplot is 1.32.1. Do you know when will be available the 1.33.1? Thanks!
I don't know, because it depends on kaleido getting added to conda-forge. There is already a pull request for NanoPlot, but that will stay open (and tests failing) as long as kaleido is not available.
Hi,
I have installed Nanoplot on our cluster running linux inside a clean conda environment called nanoplot:
I then tried to test it using a summary field produced by the latest guppy basecaller, using 16S rRNA amplicon reads
And then I have a crash report:
I wonder how I can prevent this error. From the error output it looks like it is all the packages that are inside the environment... I find that odd...