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title: Installation | ||
title: Setting up the environment | ||
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categories: [Getting started] | ||
tags: [installation] | ||
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# Required software | ||
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To make our analyses as portable and reproducible as possible, we work with [singularity containers](https://sylabs.io/guides/3.0/user-guide/index.html). | ||
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Our `scrnaseq2` singularity container includes all required software. The container is generated once, and all team members can use it on their system. | ||
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The container version is written into the workflow output. This way, we can later go back to the same container and rely on software versions to reproduce the analysis. | ||
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As containers are big in space, we decided to share our [DcGC singularity recipes](https://github.com/dcgc-bfx/singularity-single-cell). You can download the recipe and build the container on your own. | ||
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# Download the scrnaseq2 code | ||
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## Option 1: Fork the `scrnaseq2` repository | ||
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## Option 2: Clone the `scrnaseq2` repository | ||
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``` | ||
# Clone git | ||
git clone [email protected]:dcgc-bfx/scrnaseq2.git | ||
``` | ||
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# Run `scrnaseq2` | ||
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## Option 1: Run with `RStudio` | ||
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Start RStudio and associate a new project with this repository at *File* -\> *New* *Project* -\> *Existing* *Directory* and browse to the path of the git repository. | ||
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## Option 2: Run from command line |
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