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The tool depends on package_taxonomy_1_0_0 which seems to be replaced by data_manager_fetch_ncbi_taxonomy.
Furthermore the data for the tool data is hard coded in the python file: see GI2TAX, NAME_FILE, NODE_FILE. It would be nice if
GI2tax could be taken from tool data of gi2taxonomy or the history and
the latter two somehow provided by the data_manager_fetch_ncbi_taxonomy.
This would be nice because the tool could then map arbitrary IDs (e.g. uniprot ids) to the taxonomy, given a mapping from the IDs to NCBI taxids.
One could also thing about to simplify the tool such that it creates the table only from the taxids and the mapping from the gi (or other ids) could be done with other tools (e.g. join).
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The package_* should be replaced by a Conda package. It is compiling some C program. The data_manager is there to retrieve data sued by the compiled tool. That said the mentioned improvements are much needed!
OK. I would prefer to extend the ete package instead (https://toolshed.g2.bx.psu.edu/view/earlhaminst/ete/a4ba317fc713). The API has the same funtionality -- and can even search for names and taxids. I will try to do this these days.
I just have two questions:
how to use the data from data_manager_fetch_ncbi_taxonomy in the tool. maybe you can name me a tool that uses it already.
how to create the ete3 sqlite db from the ncbi taxonomy dump .. maybe it would be an idea to extend the data manager?
The tool depends on package_taxonomy_1_0_0 which seems to be replaced by data_manager_fetch_ncbi_taxonomy.
Furthermore the data for the tool data is hard coded in the python file: see GI2TAX, NAME_FILE, NODE_FILE. It would be nice if
This would be nice because the tool could then map arbitrary IDs (e.g. uniprot ids) to the taxonomy, given a mapping from the IDs to NCBI taxids.
One could also thing about to simplify the tool such that it creates the table only from the taxids and the mapping from the gi (or other ids) could be done with other tools (e.g. join).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: