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@jbrowse/img

Static exports of JBrowse 2 rendering.

Prerequisites

You don't need to have JBrowse 2 installed to use this tool. The tool can generate images using files on your hard drive or from remote files. So, all you need to run this tool is

  • NodeJS v16+

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More examples EXAMPLES.md

Setup

You can install the @jbrowse/img package from npm, which, if your node is configured in a typical configuration, will then have a command jb2export in your path

npm install -g @jbrowse/img

If you are a developer and want to modify the code, see developer guide for details

Example usages

Use with local files

We can call this script on local files, and it doesn't require a web browser, not even a headless webbrowser, it just runs a node script and React SSR is used to create the SVG

## generate an indexed fasta e.g. fai file
samtools faidx yourfile.fa

## generate an indexed BAM
samtools index yourfile.bam


## simple rendering of a your local files
jb2export --fasta yourfile.fa --bam yourfile.bam --loc chr1:1,000,000-1,001,000 --out file.svg

If --out is not specified it writes to out.svg

Generate PNG instead of SVG

Supply a file with the png extension to --out, uses rsvg-convert so you will need to install rsvg-convert to your system e.g. with sudo apt install librsvg2-bin

jb2export --fasta yourfile.fa --bam yourfile.bam --loc chr1:1,000,000-1,001,000 --out file.png

Generate PDF instead of SVG

Supply a file with the pdf extension to --out, uses rsvg-convert so you will need to install rsvg-convert to your system e.g. with sudo apt install librsvg2-bin

jb2export --fasta yourfile.fa --bam yourfile.bam --loc chr1:1,000,000-1,001,000 --out file.pdf

Use with remote files

This example shows using remote files, e.g. with human hg19 and several tracks

Note the use of --aliases, which smoothes over refname differences e.g. fasta contains 1 for chr1, and bigbed contains chr1, gff contains NC_000001.10

jb2export --fasta https://jbrowse.org/genomes/hg19/fasta/hg19.fa.gz \
  --aliases https://jbrowse.org/genomes/hg19/hg19_aliases.txt  \
  --bigbed https://hgdownload.soe.ucsc.edu/gbdb/hg19/bbi/clinvar/clinvarMain.bb \
  --gffgz https://jbrowse.org/genomes/hg19/ncbi_refseq/GRCh37_latest_genomic.sort.gff.gz \
  --bigwig https://jbrowse.org/genomes/hg19/reads_lr_skbr3.fa_ngmlr-0.2.3_mapped.bam.regions.bw \
  --loc 1:48,683,542..48,907,531

Customizing track

In addition to possibly specifying custom track configuration files, sometimes specializing specifically track state is helpful. This example helps color and sort by the read group (RG) tag

jb2export --fasta data/volvox/volvox.fa \
  --bam data/volvox/volvox-rg.bam color:tag:RG sort:tag:RG height:400 \
  --loc ctgA:609..968

You can see that instead of adding extra dash dash --flags, it is a colon based syntax that follows a track definition.

The color and sort are specific to pileup, and height can apply to any track. More options may be described here soon

Force render a large region

Some jbrowse track types (alignments, gene tracks, etc) will not display if zoomed too far out. Add force:true to make it render

jb2export --bam file.bam force:true --loc 1:1,100,000-1,200,000 --fasta hg19.fa

Render only the SNPCoverage track of an alignments track

Renders only the snpcov subtrack at height 600 for file.bam

jb2export --bam file.bam snpcov height:600

Render the sequence track

If you are using the fasta argument, the refseq will be named "refseq" and can be specified with the --configtracks tag. If you are using a pre-loaded config.json then you can find the trackId to pass to --configtracks in there

jb2export --fasta data/volvox/volvox.fa --configtracks refseq --loc ctgA:1-100

Use with a jbrowse config.json (remote files in the config.json)

A config.json can be specified, and then we just refer to trackIds in this file, and extra tracks can also be supplied that are outside of the config e.g. with --bam

jb2export --config data/config.json \
  --assembly hg19 \
  --configtracks hg00096_highcov clinvar_cnv_hg19 \
  --bam custom_bam.bam \
  --loc 1:1,000,000-1,100,000

Respects the order of the files you input

Example:

jb2export --bam file1.bam --bigwig file.bw --bam file2.bam

This will respect the order of the tracks and list file1.bam, file.bw, and file2.bam in that order. This requires us to use a custom command line parser instead of an off-the-shelf one like yargs

Use a session file exported from jbrowse

If you use jbrowse-web, you can select File->Export session which produces a session.json file, and then use the --session parameter. Make sure to specify the assembly also, it currently does not infer the assembly from the session

jb2export --config data/skbr3/config.json \
  --session session.json \
  --assembly hg19

Plot whole-genome overview of bigwig

The special flag --loc all shows the full assembly, and there are a number of custom bigwig plotting options that can help draw the bigwig genome wide

Example with logscale, manual setting of minmax score

jb2export --loc all \
  --bigwig coverage.bw scaletype:log fill:false resolution:superfine height:400 color:purple minmax:1:1024 \
  --assembly hg19 \
  --config data/config.json

Example with linearscale, autoscore adjusted to "localsd" or mean plus/minus three standard deviations

jb2export --loc all \
  --bigwig coverage.bw autoscale:localsd fill:false resolution:superfine height:400 color:purple \
  --assembly hg19 \
  --config data/config.json

Use with a jbrowse config.json (local files in the config.json)

The jbrowse CLI tool (e.g. npm install -g @jbrowse/cli) refers to "uri" paths by default, but you replace them with localPath like this


  //replace this:
  "vcfGzLocation": {
    "uri": "volvox.dup.vcf.gz"
  },

  //with this:
  "vcfGzLocation": {
    "localPath": "volvox.dup.vcf.gz"
  }

Then you can call it like above

jb2export --config data/volvox/config.json \
  --assembly volvox \
  --configtracks volvox_sv \
  --loc ctgA:1-50,000

The localPaths will be resolved relative to the file that is supplied so in this example we would resolve data/volvox/volvox.dup.vcf.gz if "localPath": "volvox.dup.vcf.gz" is used, and --config data/volvox/config.json is passed

See data/volvox/config.json for a config that contains localPaths, or data/config.json for a config that just contains URLs

Parameters

Assembly params

  • --fasta - filename or http(s) URL for a indexed or bgzip indexed FASTA file
  • --aliases - tab separated "refName aliases" with column 1 matching the FASTA, and other columns being aliases

Track params

Specify these with a filename (local to the computer) or a http(s) URL. Can specify it multiple times e.g. --bam file1.bam --bam file2.bam

  • --bigbed
  • --gffgz
  • --bedgz
  • --vcfgz
  • --bigwig
  • --bam
  • --cram
  • --hic (wip)

Config file params (optional)

  • --assembly - path to a JSON file containing a jbrowse 2 assembly config e.g. data/assembly.json, can be used in place of --fasta
  • --tracks - path to a JSON file containing a list of jbrowse 2 track configs e.g. data/tracks.json
  • --session - path to a JSON file containing a jbrowse 2 session config e.g. data/session.json
  • --config - path to a JSON file containing a full jbrowse 2 config e.g. data/config.json

Other

  • --loc - a locstring to navigate to
  • --out - file to write the svg to
  • --noRasterize - the canvas based tracks such as wiggle, read pileups, and hic are rasterized to a PNG inside the svg by default. if you want it in all SVG then use this flag but note that filesize may be much larger

Use --help


jb2export --help
jb2export [command]

Commands:
  jb2export jb2export  Creates a jbrowse 2 image snapshot

Options:
      --version         Show version number                            [boolean]
      --config          Path to config file                             [string]
      --session         Path to session file                            [string]
      --assembly        Path to an assembly configuration, or a name of an
                        assembly in the configFile                      [string]
      --tracks          Path to tracks portion of a session             [string]
      --loc             A locstring to navigate to, or --loc all to view the
                        whole genome                                    [string]
      --fasta           Supply a fasta for the assembly                 [string]
      --aliases         Supply aliases for the assembly, e.g. mapping of 1 to
                        chr1. Tab separated file where column 1 matches the
                        names from the FASTA                            [string]
  -w, --width           Set the width of the svg canvas, default 1500px [number]
      --configtracks    A list of track labels from a config file        [array]
      --bam             A bam file, flag --bam can be used multiple times to
                        specify multiple bam files                       [array]
      --bigwig          A bigwig file, the --bigwig flag can be used multiple
                        times to specify multiple bigwig files           [array]
      --cram            A cram file, the --cram flag can be used multiple times
                        to specify multiple cram files                   [array]
      --vcfgz           A tabixed VCF, the --vcfgz flag can be used multiple
                        times to specify multiple vcfgz files            [array]
      --gffgz           A tabixed GFF, the --gffgz can be used multiple times to
                        specify multiple gffgz files                     [array]
      --hic             A .hic file, the --hic can be used multiple times to
                        specify multiple hic files                       [array]
      --bigbed          A .bigBed file, the --bigbed can be used multiple times
                        to specify multiple bigbed files                 [array]
      --bedgz           A bed tabix file, the --bedgz can be used multiple times
                        to specify multiple bedtabix files               [array]
      --out             File to output to. Default: out.svg
                                                   [string] [default: "out.svg"]
      --noRasterize     Use full SVG rendering with no rasterized layers, this
                        can substantially increase filesize            [boolean]
      --defaultSession  Use the defaultSession from config.json        [boolean]
  -h, --help            Show help                                      [boolean]

Convert to PNG

The tool will automatically try to run rsvg-convert and convert to PNG if a filename with png extension is supplied to --out

Alternatively, you can do so manually with commands like this

## with inkscape

sudo apt install inkscape
inkscape --export-type png --export-filename out.png -w 2048 out.svg

## with librsvg

sudo apt install librsvg2-bin
rsvg-convert -w 2048 out.svg -o out.png

## with imagemagick

sudo apt install imagemagick
convert -size 2048x out.svg out.png

Troubleshooting

I don't get any outputted svg and no message

The error reporting from the app is not very good at the moment so often has silent failures. Confirm that your fasta file to your pass to --fasta is indexed in this case e.g. samtools faidx yourfile.fa so that your have a yourfile.fa.fai alongside yourfile.fa

I get a lot of warnings during npm install -g @jbrowse/img

There are some new features in the latest NPM (2021, v7) related to peerDependencies that may produce some warnings. It should work even despite making warnings, but you can use yarn to install or use legacy peer dependencies if you want to avoid install time warningsvg

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Package last updated on 18 Nov 2024

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