Add `pyani tree` subcommand
See original GitHub issueSummary:
Add Newick tree output to pyani
.
Description:
In #186 a question was raised about generating trees from pyani
directly. At the moment this isn’t implemented, but could be done fairly readily. One API implementation for writing might be:
pyani tree --formats [newick,nexus] <output_dir> <run ID>
or for graphical output:
pyani plot --formats [png,pdf] --method ete3 <output_dir> <run ID>
Current Output:
Not implemented
pyani Version:
v0.3+
Issue Analytics
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- Created 3 years ago
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- Comments:12 (12 by maintainers)
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Can confirm the format works with
FigTree
- thanks @baileythegreen@baileythegreen is working on this, just now. There should be a
pyani tree
option in v0.3 coming soon.