Rename FASTA entries
Rename entries in a FASTA file
Command identity
- Canonical command:
rename_fasta_entries- Handler:
rename_fasta_entries- Aliases:
rename_fasta
- Standalone executables:
pk_rename_fasta_entries, pk_rename_fasta
- Categories:
Alignment & dataset utilities
Runtime interface
Synopsis
phykit rename_fasta_entries <fasta> [--idmap <idmap>] [--output <output>] [--json]
Arguments
This table is generated from the live command parser. It is the authoritative source for accepted spellings, required arguments, types, defaults, and choices.
Argument |
Required |
Type |
Default |
Choices |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
true |
str |
required |
any |
|
false |
str |
none |
any |
|
false |
str |
none |
any |
|
false |
boolean |
false |
any |
Output and errors
--json provides the command's structured JSON representation. Output-file options: --output. Invalid command syntax exits with status 2. Input
validation and scientific limitations are described in the guidance below.
Guidance, interpretation, and examples
Renames fasta entries.
Renaming fasta entries will follow the scheme of a tab-delimited file wherein the first column is the current fasta entry name and the second column is the new fasta entry name in the resulting output alignment. Note, the input fasta file does not need to be an alignment file.
phykit rename_fasta_entries <fasta> -i/--idmap <idmap> [-o/--output <output_file>] [--json]
Options:
<fasta>: first argument after function name should be a FASTA file
-i/--idmap: identifier map of current FASTA names (col1) and desired FASTA names (col2)
--json: optional argument to print results as JSON