This repository contains a Nextflow implementation of Nexstrain's Augur pipeline (https://github.com/nextstrain/augur). From Augur's github page:
"Augur is the bioinformatics toolkit to track evolution from sequence and serological data. It provides a collection of commands which are designed to be composable into larger processing pipelines."
The pipeline is designed to start from assembled genomes in fasta format. All assemblies must be in the same fasta file. Additionally, a reference genome in Genbank format, a tsv of metadata, a tsv containing country of origin and hex color codes, a tsv containing latitude and longitude coordinates for country of origin and an Auspice config file are required. Please see this tutorial for more information on the file format requirements for each input.
Start the pipeline using nextflow augur.nf and follow the options for running the pipeline.
usage: nextflow augur.nf [--output] [--filter] [--min_date] [--traits]
--sequences <path> --refernce <path> --metadata <path> --colors <path>
--lat_long <path> --config <path>
required arguments:
sequences Path to fasta file of assemblies
reference Path to reference genome in Genbank format
metadata Path to metadata file
colors Path to tsv file containing hex color codes and country of origin
lat_long Path to tsv file containing lonfitude and latitude coordinates of countries of origin
config Path to Auspice config file
optional arguments:
--output <output_path> Path to ouput directory, default "augur_results".
--filter <path> Filter out a list of sequences
--min_date Minimum date for sequences to include (use with --filter)
--seq_per_group Number of sequences per group (use with --filter)
--traits Perform ancestral reconstruction using country of origin as a trait