diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index 0ecf73b..87471e4 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -16,6 +16,206 @@ It is heavily optimised for usage in high-performance computing (HPC) platforms. For instructions on how to use *NextClone*, please visit the [user guide](https://phipsonlab.github.io/NextClone/). +## Modes + +### Whitelist mode (default) + +Provide a list of known barcode sequences. Flexiplex maps all reads against the whitelist. + +```bash +nextflow run main.nf --clone_barcodes_reference /path/to/barcodes.txt +``` + +### Discovery mode + +NextClone supports **discovery mode**, which identifies barcodes directly from the data without a pre-defined whitelist. This is useful when: + +- The exact barcode sequences are unknown +- You are working with a new or custom clonal barcoding system +- You want to validate or supplement a known barcode list + +Discovery mode uses a two-pass approach powered by [Flexiplex](https://github.com/DavidsonGroup/flexiplex): + +1. **Pass 1 (Discovery):** Run Flexiplex without a barcode list (`-k` flag) using strict flanking sequence matching (`-f 0`) to identify candidate barcodes. +2. **Pass 2 (Mapping):** Run Flexiplex with the discovered barcode list using standard edit distance parameters. + +```bash +nextflow run main.nf --discovery_mode true +``` + +#### Barcode filtering in discovery mode + +By default (`filter_discovered_barcodes = false`), **all barcodes discovered in Pass 1 are passed to Pass 2**, including singletons. This is recommended for lineage tracing experiments where rare clones are biologically meaningful. + +Setting `filter_discovered_barcodes = true` applies `flexiplex-filter` knee-plot inflection filtering, which removes low-count barcodes. Use this only for noisy datasets — **it will discard singleton and low-count clones**: + +```bash +nextflow run main.nf --discovery_mode true --filter_discovered_barcodes true +``` + +## Parameters + +| Parameter | Default | Description | +|-----------|---------|-------------| +| `mode` | `"scRNAseq"` | Workflow mode: `"scRNAseq"` or `"DNAseq"` | +| `clone_barcodes_reference` | — | Path to known barcode whitelist (required when `discovery_mode = false`) | +| `discovery_mode` | `false` | Enable two-pass barcode discovery mode | +| `filter_discovered_barcodes` | `false` | Apply knee-plot filtering to discovered barcodes (see above) | +| `barcode_edit_distance` | `2` | Maximum edit distance for barcode matching | +| `adapter_edit_distance` | `6` | Maximum edit distance for flanking adapter matching | +| `adapter_5prime` | — | 5′ flanking adapter sequence | +| `adapter_3prime` | — | 3′ flanking adapter sequence | +| `barcode_length` | `20` | Expected barcode length (bp) | +| `n_chunks` | `2` | Number of read chunks for parallel processing | +| `publish_dir` | `output/` | Output directory | +| `report_title` | — | Custom title for the HTML report (defaults to date-stamped title) | + +## Output Files + +NextClone generates the following files in your `publish_dir`: + +| File | Description | +|------|-------------| +| `all_barcodes.txt` | **All discovered barcodes** with counts (no filtering). Header: `#barcode\tcount` | +| `filtered_barcodes.txt` | Barcodes after filtering. Same as `all_barcodes.txt` if `filter_discovered_barcodes=false` | +| `clone_barcodes.csv` | Final clone assignments to cells (for downstream analysis) | +| `nextclone_qc_report.html` | Interactive QC dashboard | +| `run_log.txt` | Run parameters and command line (for reproducibility) | + +**Note:** `all_barcodes.txt` contains ALL barcodes discovered in Pass 1, including singletons. This is useful for debugging and QC. + +## HTML Reports + +### Standard report (auto-generated) + +NextClone automatically generates an interactive HTML dashboard at the end of every run, saved to your `publish_dir` as `nextclone_qc_report.html`. + +**New in v2 (2026-04-09):** +- **Clone overlap table** — shared clones across samples at different thresholds (≥5, 10, 15, 20, 50, 100 cells) +- **Heterogeneity metrics** — Gini coefficient and Shannon index for each sample +- **Clone size density plot** — KDE-style curve showing clone size distribution +- **Reversed top 20 clones** — largest clones now at top (easier to read) + +**All charts included:** +- Sample overview table (reads, cells, clones, Gini, Shannon) +- Clone overlap across samples (new!) +- Heterogeneity metrics summary (new!) +- Ranked clone abundance (log scale, top 3 annotated) +- Clone size density curve (new!) +- Top 20 clones (horizontal bar, reversed, with % labels) +- Edit distance QC (FlankEditDist & BarcodeEditDist) +- Cross-sample clonality comparison + +To set a custom title: +```bash +nextflow run main.nf --report_title "My Experiment — ZR751 2026" +``` + +### Manual report generation (CLI) + +You can also generate reports manually from any `clone_barcodes.csv` file: + +```bash +# Basic usage +cd /path/to/nextclone/output +python3 /path/to/NextClone/reports/generate_report.py clone_barcodes.csv + +# Custom output and title +python3 reports/generate_report.py clone_barcodes.csv \ + --output my_report.html \ + --title "ZR751 Clonal Analysis — 2026-04-09" +``` + +**Command-line options:** +```bash +python3 generate_report.py [OPTIONS] + +Positional: + input_csv Path to clone_barcodes.csv from NextClone output + +Options: + --output FILE Output HTML file (default: report.html) + --title TEXT Report title (default: "NextClone Report") + --help Show help message +``` + +For full documentation, see [`reports/README.md`](reports/README.md). + +## Output Management + +### Recommended Usage + +**Always use timestamped output directories** to prevent overwriting previous runs: + +```bash +# DNA-seq mode +nextflow run main.nf \\ + --mode DNAseq \\ + --dnaseq_fastq_files /path/to/fastq \\ + --discovery_mode true \\ + --filter_discovered_barcodes false \\ + --publish_dir "results_DNAseq_$(date +%Y-%m-%d_%H-%M-%S)" + +# scRNA-seq mode +nextflow run main.nf \\ + --mode scRNAseq \\ + --scrnaseq_bam_files /path/to/bams \\ + --discovery_mode true \\ + --filter_discovered_barcodes false \\ + --publish_dir "results_scRNAseq_$(date +%Y-%m-%d_%H-%M-%S)" +``` + +**Example output:** +``` +results_DNAseq_2026-04-10_11-45-22/ +├── all_barcodes.txt # All discovered barcodes +├── filtered_barcodes.txt # Filtered barcodes (same as above if filter=false) +├── clone_barcodes.csv # Final clone assignments +├── nextclone_qc_report.html # Interactive QC dashboard +└── run_log.txt # Run parameters + software versions +``` + +### When to Clear Work Directory + +**Clear `work/` directory only when:** +- Updating NextClone code (to avoid cached old results) +- Conda environments are corrupted +- Debugging unexpected behavior + +```bash +# Clear work directory +rm -rf work/ + +# Clear conda cache (if needed) +rm -rf /path/to/nextflow_local/conda_cache/ +``` + +**For routine runs:** Keep `work/` to save compute time (Nextflow caches task results). + +### Comparison report (manual) + +To compare two runs side by side (e.g. reference mode vs discovery mode), use the comparison script after both runs are complete: + +```bash +python3 reports/generate_comparison_report.py \ + /path/to/run_a/clone_barcodes.csv \ + /path/to/run_b/clone_barcodes.csv \ + --label-a "Reference" \ + --label-b "Discovery" \ + --output comparison_report.html \ + --title "Reference vs Discovery — My Experiment" +``` + +The comparison report shows: +- Δ reads, cells, and clones between the two runs +- Per-sample ranked abundance overlay (both modes, log-scale) +- Clone size distribution side by side +- Top clone overlap (concordance between modes) +- Clonality metrics comparison (top1%, top3%, top10%) +- Cell recovery validation across samples + +> **No pip installs required.** Both report scripts use Python stdlib only, with Chart.js loaded via CDN. + diff --git a/conda_env/extract_dnaseq_env.yaml b/conda_env/extract_dnaseq_env.yaml index 5a00c0e..3a25afa 100644 --- a/conda_env/extract_dnaseq_env.yaml +++ b/conda_env/extract_dnaseq_env.yaml @@ -2,7 +2,6 @@ name: extract_dnaseq_env channels: - conda-forge - bioconda - - defaults dependencies: - python=3.8 - Biopython diff --git a/conda_env/extract_sc_env.yaml b/conda_env/extract_sc_env.yaml index 95dd7bd..071cf1e 100644 --- a/conda_env/extract_sc_env.yaml +++ b/conda_env/extract_sc_env.yaml @@ -2,11 +2,12 @@ name: extract_sc_env channels: - conda-forge - bioconda - - defaults dependencies: - python=3.8 - pysam - pandas - numpy - Biopython - \ No newline at end of file + - pip + - pip: + - flexiplex-filter diff --git a/main.nf b/main.nf index 0ef467d..f58c43a 100644 --- a/main.nf +++ b/main.nf @@ -1,47 +1,173 @@ #!/bin/bash nextflow +// ============================================================================= +// NextClone - Clonal barcode extraction pipeline +// Supports both DNAseq and scRNAseq modes +// +// Two barcode identification approaches: +// 1. Whitelist mode (default): Use known barcode reference (clone_barcodes_reference) +// 2. Discovery mode: Two-pass approach to discover barcodes from data +// - Pass 1: Run Flexiplex without -k to discover barcodes (-f 0 for strict match) +// - Filter: Use flexiplex-filter (knee-plot method) +// - Pass 2: Run Flexiplex with the discovered/filtered barcode list +// ============================================================================= + params.barcode_length_chr = '?' * params.barcode_length +// Import DNAseq processes include { dnaseq_trim_reads; dnaseq_filter_reads; dnaseq_count_reads; dnaseq_split_reads_to_chunks; dnaseq_map_barcodes; + dnaseq_discover_barcodes; + dnaseq_filter_discovered_barcodes; + dnaseq_map_with_discovered_barcodes; dnaseq_collapse_barcodes } from "./modules/extract_dnaseq_barcodes" +// Import scRNAseq processes include { sc_get_unmapped_reads; sc_remove_low_qual_reads; sc_retain_reads_with_CB_tag; sc_split_unmapped_reads; sc_map_unmapped_reads; - sc_merge_barcodes + sc_discover_barcodes; + sc_merge_discovered_barcodes; + sc_map_with_discovered_barcodes; + sc_merge_barcodes; + generate_report; + generate_run_log } from "./modules/extract_sc_clone_barcodes" workflow { + // ============================================================================= + // Parameter validation + // ============================================================================= + + // Validate: discovery_mode = false requires clone_barcodes_reference + if (!params.discovery_mode && !params.clone_barcodes_reference) { + error """ + ERROR: Parameter 'clone_barcodes_reference' is required when 'discovery_mode = false'. + + Either: + 1. Provide a barcode whitelist: --clone_barcodes_reference /path/to/barcodes.txt + 2. Enable discovery mode: --discovery_mode true + + See documentation for details: https://phipsonlab.github.io/NextClone/ + """ + } + + // Validate: discovery_mode = true should not use clone_barcodes_reference (warn if provided) + if (params.discovery_mode && params.clone_barcodes_reference) { + log.warn """ + WARNING: 'clone_barcodes_reference' is ignored when 'discovery_mode = true'. + Barcodes will be discovered from the data instead. + """ + } + + + if (params.mode == 'DNAseq') { - ch_barcode_chunks = Channel.fromPath("${params.dnaseq_fastq_files}/*.fastq.gz") | - dnaseq_trim_reads | - dnaseq_filter_reads | - dnaseq_count_reads | - dnaseq_split_reads_to_chunks - ch_barcode_mappings = dnaseq_map_barcodes(ch_barcode_chunks.flatten()) - dnaseq_collapse_barcodes(ch_barcode_mappings.collect()) + if (params.discovery_mode) { + // ========================================= + // Discovery mode workflow for DNAseq + // ========================================= + + // Preprocessing: trim and filter reads + ch_filtered_reads = Channel.fromPath("${params.dnaseq_fastq_files}/*.fastq.gz") | + dnaseq_trim_reads | + dnaseq_filter_reads + + // Pass 1: Discover barcodes from filtered reads + ch_discovered = dnaseq_discover_barcodes(ch_filtered_reads) + + // Combine all discovered barcode counts and filter using knee-plot method + ch_filtered_barcodes = dnaseq_filter_discovered_barcodes( + ch_discovered.collectFile(name: 'combined_barcodes_counts.txt') + ) + + // Pass 2: Re-read files, preprocess, split, and map with discovered barcodes + ch_barcode_chunks = Channel.fromPath("${params.dnaseq_fastq_files}/*.fastq.gz") | + dnaseq_count_reads | + dnaseq_split_reads_to_chunks + + ch_barcode_mappings = dnaseq_map_with_discovered_barcodes( + ch_barcode_chunks.flatten(), + ch_filtered_barcodes.first() + ) + + dnaseq_collapse_barcodes(ch_barcode_mappings.collect()) + + } else { + // ========================================= + // Whitelist mode workflow (original behavior) + // ========================================= + + ch_barcode_chunks = Channel.fromPath("${params.dnaseq_fastq_files}/*.fastq.gz") | + dnaseq_trim_reads | + dnaseq_filter_reads | + dnaseq_count_reads | + dnaseq_split_reads_to_chunks + + ch_barcode_mappings = dnaseq_map_barcodes(ch_barcode_chunks.flatten()) + dnaseq_collapse_barcodes(ch_barcode_mappings.collect()) + } } if (params.mode == 'scRNAseq') { + + // Initial preprocessing: get unmapped reads with cell barcodes ch_unmapped_fastas = Channel.fromPath("${params.scrnaseq_bam_files}/*.bam") | sc_get_unmapped_reads | sc_remove_low_qual_reads | sc_retain_reads_with_CB_tag | sc_split_unmapped_reads - ch_mapped_fastas = sc_map_unmapped_reads(ch_unmapped_fastas[0].flatten()) - sc_merge_barcodes(ch_mapped_fastas.collect()) + if (params.discovery_mode) { + // ========================================= + // Discovery mode workflow for scRNAseq + // ========================================= + + // Pass 1: Discover barcodes from each chunk + ch_discovered = sc_discover_barcodes(ch_unmapped_fastas[0].flatten()) + + // Combine and optionally filter discovered barcodes + // sc_merge_discovered_barcodes handles both cases via params.filter_discovered_barcodes: + // - false (default): --no-inflection keeps ALL discovered barcodes + // - true: knee-plot filtering removes low-count barcodes + // sc_merge_discovered_barcodes outputs TWO channels: + // all_barcodes = all discovered barcodes (for QC/debugging) + // filtered_barcodes = barcodes to use for Pass 2 mapping + ch_merged = sc_merge_discovered_barcodes( + ch_discovered.collect() + ) + + // Pass 2: Map reads using FILTERED discovered barcode list + // Use named emit to be explicit about which file goes to mapping + ch_mapped_fastas = sc_map_with_discovered_barcodes( + ch_unmapped_fastas[0].flatten(), + ch_merged.filtered_barcodes.first() + ) + + ch_clone_barcodes = sc_merge_barcodes(ch_mapped_fastas.collect()) + generate_report(ch_clone_barcodes) + generate_run_log(ch_clone_barcodes) + + } else { + // ========================================= + // Whitelist mode workflow (original behavior) + // ========================================= + + ch_mapped_fastas = sc_map_unmapped_reads(ch_unmapped_fastas[0].flatten()) + ch_clone_barcodes = sc_merge_barcodes(ch_mapped_fastas.collect()) + generate_report(ch_clone_barcodes) + generate_run_log(ch_clone_barcodes) + } } -} \ No newline at end of file +} diff --git a/modules/extract_dnaseq_barcodes.nf b/modules/extract_dnaseq_barcodes.nf index f36b628..a9155fd 100644 --- a/modules/extract_dnaseq_barcodes.nf +++ b/modules/extract_dnaseq_barcodes.nf @@ -1,5 +1,12 @@ #!/usr/bin/env nextflow +// ============================================================================= +// DNA-seq clone barcode extraction module +// Supports two modes: +// 1. Whitelist mode (default): Use known barcode reference +// 2. Discovery mode: Two-pass approach to discover barcodes from data +// ============================================================================= + process dnaseq_trim_reads { label 'medium' conda "${projectDir}/conda_env/extract_dnaseq_env.yaml" @@ -96,7 +103,73 @@ process dnaseq_split_reads_to_chunks { """ } +// ============================================================================= +// Discovery mode processes for DNA-seq +// ============================================================================= + +process dnaseq_discover_barcodes { + // Pass 1: Run flexiplex WITHOUT -k to discover barcodes from data + // Uses -f 0 for strict flanking sequence match + label 'small' + + input: + path fastq_file + + output: + path "${sample_name}_barcodes_counts.txt" + + script: + sample_name = fastq_file.getSimpleName() + fastq_w_adapter = sample_name + "_wDummyAdaptor.fq" + """ + zcat $fastq_file | sed 's/^/START/g' | sed 's/START@/@/g' > ${fastq_w_adapter} + + # Run flexiplex in discovery mode (no -k flag) + flexiplex \ + -x "START" \ + -b ${params.barcode_length_chr} \ + -u "" \ + -x "" \ + -f 0 \ + -n $sample_name \ + -p ${task.cpus} \ + ${fastq_w_adapter} + + """ +} + +process dnaseq_filter_discovered_barcodes { + // Optionally filter discovered barcodes using flexiplex-filter knee-plot method + // When params.filter_discovered_barcodes = false (default), all discovered + // barcodes are kept using --no-inflection. + // When params.filter_discovered_barcodes = true, knee-plot filtering is applied. + label 'small' + + input: + path barcode_counts + + output: + path "filtered_barcodes.txt" + + """ + #!/usr/bin/bash + + # Run flexiplex-filter: + # - filter_discovered_barcodes = false: --no-inflection keeps ALL discovered barcodes + # - filter_discovered_barcodes = true: knee-plot filtering removes low-count barcodes + flexiplex-filter \ + ${params.filter_discovered_barcodes ? '' : '--no-inflection'} \ + --outfile filtered_barcodes.txt \ + ${barcode_counts} + """ +} + +// ============================================================================= +// Mapping processes (whitelist and discovery mode) +// ============================================================================= + process dnaseq_map_barcodes { + // Map barcodes using known reference (whitelist mode) // Ran flexiplex per fasta chunk // Then combine the counting of read (flexiplex discovery) // and the mapped barcode @@ -133,6 +206,42 @@ process dnaseq_map_barcodes { """ } +process dnaseq_map_with_discovered_barcodes { + // Pass 2: Map barcodes using discovered/filtered barcode list + label "${params.mapping_process_profile}" + conda "${projectDir}/conda_env/extract_dnaseq_env.yaml" + + input: + path unmapped_fasta + path discovered_barcodes + + output: + path "${out_file}" + + script: + sample_name = unmapped_fasta.getSimpleName() + mapped_chunk = sample_name + "_reads_barcodes.txt" + out_file = sample_name + "_mapped.csv" + """ + + flexiplex \ + -x "START" \ + -b ${params.barcode_length_chr} \ + -u "" \ + -x "" \ + -f 0 \ + -n ${sample_name} \ + -k ${discovered_barcodes} \ + -e ${params.barcode_edit_distance} \ + -p ${task.cpus} \ + ${unmapped_fasta} + + dnaseq_combine_read_cnt_map.py --unmapped_chunk ${unmapped_fasta} \ + --mapped_chunk ${mapped_chunk} \ + --out_file ${out_file} + """ +} + process dnaseq_collapse_barcodes { label 'small' conda "${projectDir}/conda_env/extract_dnaseq_env.yaml" @@ -147,4 +256,4 @@ process dnaseq_collapse_barcodes { """ dnaseq_count_barcodes.py . ${mapped_reads} """ -} \ No newline at end of file +} diff --git a/modules/extract_sc_clone_barcodes.nf b/modules/extract_sc_clone_barcodes.nf index ca74cec..87ff99d 100644 --- a/modules/extract_sc_clone_barcodes.nf +++ b/modules/extract_sc_clone_barcodes.nf @@ -1,5 +1,12 @@ #!/usr/bin/env nextflow +// ============================================================================= +// Single-cell RNA-seq clone barcode extraction module +// Supports two modes: +// 1. Whitelist mode (default): Use known barcode reference +// 2. Discovery mode: Two-pass approach to discover barcodes from data +// ============================================================================= + process sc_get_unmapped_reads { // Using sambamba module 'sambamba' @@ -83,7 +90,118 @@ process sc_split_unmapped_reads { """ } +// ============================================================================= +// Discovery mode processes (Pass 1 and filtering) +// ============================================================================= + +process sc_discover_barcodes { + // Pass 1: Run flexiplex WITHOUT -k to discover barcodes from data + // Uses -f 0 for strict flanking sequence match to reduce errors + label "${params.mapping_process_profile}" + + input: + path unmapped_fasta + + output: + path "${unmapped_fasta.baseName}_barcodes_counts.txt" + + script: + """ + #!/usr/bin/bash + + # Run flexiplex in discovery mode (no -k flag) + # -f 0: strict flanking sequence match (reduces barcode errors) + flexiplex \ + -x "${params.adapter_5prime}" \ + -b ${params.barcode_length_chr} \ + -u "" \ + -x "${params.adapter_3prime}" \ + -f 0 \ + -n ${unmapped_fasta.baseName} \ + -p ${task.cpus} \ + ${unmapped_fasta} + """ +} + +process sc_merge_discovered_barcodes { + // Merge barcode counts from all chunks and optionally filter using knee-plot + // When params.filter_discovered_barcodes = false (default), all discovered + // barcodes are kept (no filtering). This is recommended for lineage tracing + // where singleton clones are biologically meaningful and should not be discarded. + // When params.filter_discovered_barcodes = true, the knee-plot inflection point + // method is used to remove low-count/noisy barcodes. + label 'small' + + input: + path barcode_counts_files + + output: + path "all_barcodes.txt", emit: all_barcodes + path "filtered_barcodes.txt", emit: filtered_barcodes + + """ + #!/usr/bin/bash + set -e # Exit immediately on any error + + echo "[SC_MERGE] ========================================" >&2 + echo "[SC_MERGE] Starting sc_merge_discovered_barcodes" >&2 + echo "[SC_MERGE] filter_discovered_barcodes=${params.filter_discovered_barcodes}" >&2 + + # Count input files + n_chunks=0 + for f in ${barcode_counts_files}; do + n_chunks=\$((n_chunks + 1)) + echo "[SC_MERGE] Chunk \$n_chunks: \$f (\$(wc -l < "\$f") lines)" >&2 + done + echo "[SC_MERGE] Total chunks: \$n_chunks" >&2 + + # Combine all barcode counts + echo "[SC_MERGE] Combining barcode counts..." >&2 + cat ${barcode_counts_files} | awk '{counts[\$1] += \$2} END {for (bc in counts) print bc "\t" counts[bc]}' | sort -k2 -nr > combined_barcodes_counts.txt + + n_combined=\$(wc -l < combined_barcodes_counts.txt) + echo "[SC_MERGE] combined_barcodes_counts.txt: \$n_combined barcodes" >&2 + head -5 combined_barcodes_counts.txt >&2 + + if [ ! -s combined_barcodes_counts.txt ]; then + echo "[SC_MERGE ERROR] combined_barcodes_counts.txt is EMPTY!" >&2 + exit 1 + fi + + # Create all_barcodes.txt + echo "[SC_MERGE] Creating all_barcodes.txt..." >&2 + echo -e "#barcode\tcount" > all_barcodes.txt + echo "# barcode: lineage tracing barcode sequence" >> all_barcodes.txt + echo "# count: number of reads supporting this barcode" >> all_barcodes.txt + cat combined_barcodes_counts.txt >> all_barcodes.txt + echo "[SC_MERGE] all_barcodes.txt: \$(wc -l < all_barcodes.txt) lines" >&2 + + # Create filtered_barcodes.txt + if [ "${params.filter_discovered_barcodes}" = "true" ]; then + echo "[SC_MERGE] Running flexiplex-filter..." >&2 + flexiplex-filter --outfile filtered_barcodes.txt.tmp combined_barcodes_counts.txt + # flexiplex-filter output is raw barcodes, use directly (no comment headers) + mv filtered_barcodes.txt.tmp filtered_barcodes.txt + echo "[SC_MERGE] filtered_barcodes.txt: \$(wc -l < filtered_barcodes.txt) lines" >&2 + else + echo "[SC_MERGE] filter_discovered_barcodes=false - creating filtered_barcodes.txt (no headers)" >&2 + # filtered_barcodes.txt must NOT have comment headers - flexiplex reads it as -k reference + cat combined_barcodes_counts.txt > filtered_barcodes.txt + echo "[SC_MERGE] filtered_barcodes.txt: \$(wc -l < filtered_barcodes.txt) lines" >&2 + fi + + echo "[SC_MERGE] COMPLETED" >&2 + ls -lh all_barcodes.txt filtered_barcodes.txt >&2 + """ + +} + +// ============================================================================= +// Mapping processes (Pass 2 for discovery mode, or single pass for whitelist mode) +// ============================================================================= + process sc_map_unmapped_reads { + // Map reads to known barcode reference (whitelist mode) label "${params.mapping_process_profile}" input: @@ -110,6 +228,35 @@ process sc_map_unmapped_reads { """ } +process sc_map_with_discovered_barcodes { + // Pass 2: Map reads using discovered/filtered barcode list + label "${params.mapping_process_profile}" + + input: + path unmapped_fasta + path discovered_barcodes + + output: + path "${unmapped_fasta.baseName}_reads_barcodes.txt" + + """ + #!/usr/bin/bash + + flexiplex \ + -x "${params.adapter_5prime}" \ + -b ${params.barcode_length_chr} \ + -u "" \ + -x "${params.adapter_3prime}" \ + -f ${params.adapter_edit_distance} \ + -e ${params.barcode_edit_distance} \ + -n ${unmapped_fasta.baseName} \ + -k ${discovered_barcodes} \ + -p ${task.cpus} \ + ${unmapped_fasta} + + """ +} + process sc_merge_barcodes { label 'small_mem' conda "${projectDir}/conda_env/extract_sc_env.yaml" @@ -126,4 +273,99 @@ process sc_merge_barcodes { """ sc_merge_clone_barcodes.py ${mapped_reads} ${outfile} """ -} \ No newline at end of file +} + +process generate_run_log { + // Generate run log with parameters and command line + // Saved to publish_dir for reproducibility + label 'small' + + publishDir params.publish_dir, mode: params.publish_dir_mode + + input: + path clone_barcodes + + output: + path "run_log.txt" + + script: + timestamp = new Date().format('yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss') + """ + # Get software versions + NF_VERSION=\$(nextflow -version 2>&1 | head -1 || echo "unknown") + FLEXIPLEX_VERSION=\$(flexiplex --version 2>&1 | head -1 || echo "unknown") + PYTHON_VERSION=\$(python3 --version 2>&1 || echo "unknown") + + # Get git info if available + GIT_COMMIT=\$(git rev-parse HEAD 2>/dev/null || echo "Not a git repo") + GIT_BRANCH=\$(git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD 2>/dev/null || echo "unknown") + + cat > run_log.txt << EOF +# NextClone Run Log +# Generated: ${timestamp} + +## Software Versions +Nextflow: \${NF_VERSION} +Flexiplex: \${FLEXIPLEX_VERSION} +Python: \${PYTHON_VERSION} + +## Code Version +Git commit: \${GIT_COMMIT} +Git branch: \${GIT_BRANCH} + +## Command +nextflow run ${projectDir}/main.nf \\ + --mode ${params.mode} \\ + --discovery_mode ${params.discovery_mode} \\ + --filter_discovered_barcodes ${params.filter_discovered_barcodes} \\ + --barcode_edit_distance ${params.barcode_edit_distance} \\ + --adapter_edit_distance ${params.adapter_edit_distance} \\ + --n_chunks ${params.n_chunks} \\ + --publish_dir ${params.publish_dir} + +## Parameters +mode = ${params.mode} +discovery_mode = ${params.discovery_mode} +filter_discovered_barcodes = ${params.filter_discovered_barcodes} +barcode_edit_distance = ${params.barcode_edit_distance} +adapter_edit_distance = ${params.adapter_edit_distance} +barcode_length = ${params.barcode_length} +n_chunks = ${params.n_chunks} +publish_dir = ${params.publish_dir} + +## Output Files +- all_barcodes.txt: All discovered barcodes (no filtering) +- filtered_barcodes.txt: Barcodes after filtering (same as all_barcodes.txt if filter_discovered_barcodes=false) +- clone_barcodes.csv: Final clone assignments to cells +- nextclone_qc_report.html: Interactive QC dashboard + +## Notes +- all_barcodes.txt contains ALL barcodes discovered in Pass 1, including singletons +- filtered_barcodes.txt applies knee-plot filtering only if filter_discovered_barcodes=true +- For lineage tracing, we recommend filter_discovered_barcodes=false to retain rare clones +EOF + """ +} + +process generate_report { + // Generate interactive HTML dashboard from clone_barcodes.csv + // Uses reports/generate_report.py (pure Python stdlib, no pip installs) + label 'small' + + publishDir params.publish_dir, mode: params.publish_dir_mode + + input: + path clone_barcodes + + output: + path "nextclone_qc_report.html" + + script: + title = params.report_title ?: "NextClone QC Report — ${new Date().format('yyyy-MM-dd')}" + """ + python3 ${projectDir}/reports/generate_report.py \ + ${clone_barcodes} \ + --output nextclone_qc_report.html \ + --title "${title}" + """ +} diff --git a/nextflow.config b/nextflow.config index 6b601ac..6492279 100644 --- a/nextflow.config +++ b/nextflow.config @@ -16,6 +16,25 @@ params { // mapping may need long time, so use either long_mapping or regular_mapping mapping_process_profile = "regular_mapping" + // Discovery mode: when true, barcodes are discovered from data using a two-pass approach + // Pass 1: Run Flexiplex without -k to discover barcodes (uses -f 0 for strict match) + // Filter: Use flexiplex-filter to get high-quality barcodes (knee-plot method) + // Pass 2: Run Flexiplex with the discovered/filtered barcode list + // When false (default), requires clone_barcodes_reference to be provided + discovery_mode = false + + // filter_discovered_barcodes: applies knee-plot inflection filtering to discovered barcodes + // Set to false to keep ALL discovered barcodes (recommended when singletons matter, + // e.g. lineage tracing where rare clones are biologically meaningful) + // Set to true to apply knee-plot filtering (removes low-count barcodes) + filter_discovered_barcodes = false + + // Title for the auto-generated HTML report (optional) + // Defaults to "NextClone Run — YYYY-MM-DD" if not set + report_title = "" + + + // for DNA-seq data dnaseq_fastq_files = "${projectDir}/data/dnaseq_fastq_files" @@ -33,7 +52,7 @@ params { conda { enabled = true - useMamba = false + useMamba = true // Faster and more reliable than conda useMicromamba = false createOptions = '--yes' } diff --git a/reports/README.md b/reports/README.md new file mode 100644 index 0000000..1bb9c6b --- /dev/null +++ b/reports/README.md @@ -0,0 +1,91 @@ +# NextClone Report Generator + +Self-contained Python scripts to generate interactive HTML dashboards from NextClone output. No external dependencies — pure Python stdlib + Chart.js via CDN. + +## Single-run report (v2) + +Generates a per-sample HTML dashboard from a single `clone_barcodes.csv`. + +### Quick Start + +```bash +# Basic usage (outputs report.html) +python3 generate_report.py clone_barcodes.csv + +# Custom output filename and title +python3 generate_report.py clone_barcodes.csv \ + --output my_report.html \ + --title "ZR751 Clonal Analysis — 2026-04-09" +``` + +### From NextClone Output + +After running NextClone, generate the report from your results directory: + +```bash +# If NextClone output is in results_discoverymode_260331/ +cd /path/to/nextclone/results_discoverymode_260331 +python3 /path/to/NextClone/reports/generate_report.py clone_barcodes.csv \ + --output nextclone_qc_report.html \ + --title "Discovery Mode — ZR751" +``` + +### Command-Line Options + +```bash +python3 generate_report.py [OPTIONS] + +Positional: + input_csv Path to clone_barcodes.csv from NextClone output + +Options: + --output FILE Output HTML file (default: report.html) + --title TEXT Report title (default: "NextClone Report") + --help Show help message and exit + +Examples: + # Default output (report.html) + python3 generate_report.py clone_barcodes.csv + + # Custom output and title + python3 generate_report.py clone_barcodes.csv \ + --output qc_report.html \ + --title "Sample ABC — Discovery Mode" +``` + +**New in v2 (2026-04-09):** +- **Clone overlap table** — shows how many clones are shared across samples at different cell thresholds (≥5, 10, 15, 20, 50, 100 cells) +- **Heterogeneity metrics** — Gini coefficient and Shannon index for each sample +- **Clone size density plot** — KDE-style curve showing clone size distribution +- **Reversed top 20 clones** — largest clones now at top of chart (easier to read) + +**All charts:** +- Sample overview table (reads, cells, clones, Gini, Shannon) +- Clone overlap across samples (new!) +- Heterogeneity metrics summary (new!) +- Ranked clone abundance (log scale, top 3 annotated) +- Clone size density curve (new!) +- Top 20 clones (horizontal bar, reversed, with % labels) +- Edit distance QC (FlankEditDist + BarcodeEditDist) +- Cross-sample clonality comparison + +## Comparison report + +Compares two runs side by side (e.g. reference mode vs discovery mode). + +```bash +python3 generate_comparison_report.py run_a.csv run_b.csv \ + --label-a "Reference" \ + --label-b "Discovery" \ + --output comparison.html \ + --title "Reference vs Discovery — ZR751" +``` + +**Charts included:** +- Summary header with Δ metrics (reads, cells, clones) +- Per-sample delta table (click row to drill in) +- Ranked abundance overlay (both modes on one log-scale plot) +- Clone size distribution side by side +- Top clone overlap (are the same clones found in both modes?) +- Clonality metrics comparison (top1%, top3%, top10%) +- Cross-sample clone count and cell recovery comparison diff --git a/reports/generate_comparison_report.py b/reports/generate_comparison_report.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000..a142939 --- /dev/null +++ b/reports/generate_comparison_report.py @@ -0,0 +1,881 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env python3 +""" +NextClone Comparison Report Generator +Reads two clone_barcodes.csv files and generates a self-contained HTML comparison dashboard. + +Usage: + python3 generate_comparison_report.py \ + --label-a "Reference" --label-b "Discovery (No Filter)" \ + --output report_comparison.html \ + --title "NextClone: Reference vs Discovery Mode — ZR751" +""" + +import argparse +import csv +import json +import os +import sys +from collections import defaultdict +from datetime import datetime + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# Data loading & stats computation +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +def load_data(csv_path): + """Parse the CSV and return a dict of per-sample data structures.""" + samples = defaultdict(lambda: { + "reads": 0, + "cells": set(), + "clone_cells": defaultdict(set), # clone_barcode -> set of cell barcodes + }) + + with open(csv_path, newline="", encoding="utf-8") as f: + reader = csv.DictReader(f) + for row in reader: + sample = row["SourceBAMFile"] + cell = row["CellBarcode"] + clone = row["CloneBarcode"] + + s = samples[sample] + s["reads"] += 1 + s["cells"].add(cell) + s["clone_cells"][clone].add(cell) + + return dict(samples) + + +def compute_sample_stats(sample_data): + """Compute derived stats for a single sample dict.""" + clone_cells = sample_data["clone_cells"] + total_cells = len(sample_data["cells"]) + + # Clone sizes: number of unique cells per clone + clone_sizes = {clone: len(cells) for clone, cells in clone_cells.items()} + sorted_clones = sorted(clone_sizes.items(), key=lambda x: -x[1]) + + n_clones = len(sorted_clones) + n_cells = total_cells + + # Top1, Top3, Top10 % + def pct_top_n(n): + if n_cells == 0: + return 0.0 + top_cells = sum(sz for _, sz in sorted_clones[:n]) + return round(100.0 * top_cells / n_cells, 2) + + top1_pct = pct_top_n(1) + top3_pct = pct_top_n(3) + top10_pct = pct_top_n(10) + + # Ranked sizes for top 100 (log abundance plot) + ranked_sizes = [sz for _, sz in sorted_clones[:100]] + + # Size buckets + buckets = {"singleton": 0, "small": 0, "medium": 0, "large": 0, "dominant": 0} + for _, sz in sorted_clones: + if sz == 1: + buckets["singleton"] += 1 + elif sz <= 5: + buckets["small"] += 1 + elif sz <= 20: + buckets["medium"] += 1 + elif sz <= 100: + buckets["large"] += 1 + else: + buckets["dominant"] += 1 + + # Top 20 clones + top20 = [] + for clone, sz in sorted_clones[:20]: + pct = round(100.0 * sz / n_cells, 2) if n_cells > 0 else 0.0 + top20.append({ + "barcode": clone[:12] + "…" if len(clone) > 12 else clone, + "barcode_full": clone, + "n_cells": sz, + "pct": pct, + }) + + return { + "reads": sample_data["reads"], + "cells": n_cells, + "clones": n_clones, + "top1_pct": top1_pct, + "top3_pct": top3_pct, + "top10_pct": top10_pct, + "ranked_sizes": ranked_sizes, + "buckets": buckets, + "top20": top20, + "clone_sizes": clone_sizes, # full dict for cross-run lookup + } + + +def build_comparison_data(data_a, data_b, label_a, label_b): + """Build the full comparison dataset for the HTML template.""" + samples_a = {name: compute_sample_stats(sd) for name, sd in data_a.items()} + samples_b = {name: compute_sample_stats(sd) for name, sd in data_b.items()} + + all_samples = sorted(set(list(samples_a.keys()) + list(samples_b.keys()))) + + # Per-sample comparison rows + sample_rows = [] + for sample in all_samples: + sa = samples_a.get(sample) + sb = samples_b.get(sample) + + def delta_pct(a, b): + if a is None or b is None or a == 0: + return None + return round(100.0 * (b - a) / a, 1) + + row = { + "sample": sample, + "reads_a": sa["reads"] if sa else 0, + "reads_b": sb["reads"] if sb else 0, + "delta_reads": delta_pct(sa["reads"] if sa else None, sb["reads"] if sb else None), + "cells_a": sa["cells"] if sa else 0, + "cells_b": sb["cells"] if sb else 0, + "delta_cells": delta_pct(sa["cells"] if sa else None, sb["cells"] if sb else None), + "clones_a": sa["clones"] if sa else 0, + "clones_b": sb["clones"] if sb else 0, + "delta_clones": delta_pct(sa["clones"] if sa else None, sb["clones"] if sb else None), + } + sample_rows.append(row) + + # Per-sample detail data for charts + sample_detail = {} + for sample in all_samples: + sa = samples_a.get(sample, {}) + sb = samples_b.get(sample, {}) + + # Top clones overlap: top 10 from A, look up in B + top10_clones_a = sa.get("top20", [])[:10] + clone_sizes_b = sb.get("clone_sizes", {}) + + overlap = [] + for cl in top10_clones_a: + full_bc = cl["barcode_full"] + cells_b = clone_sizes_b.get(full_bc, 0) + overlap.append({ + "label": cl["barcode"], + "cells_a": cl["n_cells"], + "cells_b": cells_b, + }) + + sample_detail[sample] = { + "ranked_a": sa.get("ranked_sizes", []), + "ranked_b": sb.get("ranked_sizes", []), + "clones_a": sa.get("clones", 0), + "clones_b": sb.get("clones", 0), + "buckets_a": sa.get("buckets", {}), + "buckets_b": sb.get("buckets", {}), + "overlap": overlap, + "top1_a": sa.get("top1_pct", 0), + "top3_a": sa.get("top3_pct", 0), + "top10_a": sa.get("top10_pct", 0), + "top1_b": sb.get("top1_pct", 0), + "top3_b": sb.get("top3_pct", 0), + "top10_b": sb.get("top10_pct", 0), + } + + # Global summary totals + total_reads_a = sum(s["reads"] for s in samples_a.values()) + total_reads_b = sum(s["reads"] for s in samples_b.values()) + total_cells_a = sum(s["cells"] for s in samples_a.values()) + total_cells_b = sum(s["cells"] for s in samples_b.values()) + total_clones_a = sum(s["clones"] for s in samples_a.values()) + total_clones_b = sum(s["clones"] for s in samples_b.values()) + + def fmt_delta(a, b): + if a == 0: + return "N/A" + d = 100.0 * (b - a) / a + sign = "+" if d > 0 else "" + return f"{sign}{d:.1f}%" + + summary = { + "total_reads_a": total_reads_a, + "total_reads_b": total_reads_b, + "delta_reads": fmt_delta(total_reads_a, total_reads_b), + "total_cells_a": total_cells_a, + "total_cells_b": total_cells_b, + "delta_cells": fmt_delta(total_cells_a, total_cells_b), + "total_clones_a": total_clones_a, + "total_clones_b": total_clones_b, + "delta_clones": fmt_delta(total_clones_a, total_clones_b), + "samples_a": len(samples_a), + "samples_b": len(samples_b), + } + + # 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xj|) / (2 * n * sum(x)) + """ + if not values or sum(values) == 0: + return 0.0 + + n = len(values) + if n == 1: + return 0.0 + + # Sort values + sorted_vals = sorted(values) + + # Calculate Gini using the efficient formula + # G = (2 * sum(i * x_i) - (n + 1) * sum(x_i)) / (n * sum(x_i)) + total = sum(sorted_vals) + weighted_sum = sum((i + 1) * val for i, val in enumerate(sorted_vals)) + + gini = (2 * weighted_sum - (n + 1) * total) / (n * total) + return round(gini, 4) + + +def compute_shannon(values): + """ + Calculate Shannon diversity index for clone distribution. + Higher = more diverse (many clones with similar sizes) + Lower = less diverse (few dominant clones) + + Formula: H = -sum(pi * ln(pi)) + """ + if not values or sum(values) == 0: + return 0.0 + + total = sum(values) + h = 0.0 + + for val in values: + if val > 0: + pi = val / total + h -= pi * math.log(pi) + + return round(h, 4) + + +def compute_clone_overlap(samples): + """ + Compute clone overlap across samples at different cell thresholds. + Returns a dict with thresholds as keys and per-sample counts + "in_all" count. + """ + thresholds = [5, 10, 15, 20, 50, 100] + sample_names = sorted(samples.keys()) + + # For each sample, get clones with >= threshold cells + sample_clone_sets = {} + for sample, raw in samples.items(): + clone_sizes = {clone: len(cells) for clone, cells in raw["clone_cells"].items()} + sample_clone_sets[sample] = clone_sizes + + # Compute overlap for each threshold + overlap_data = {} + for thresh in thresholds: + overlap_data[thresh] = { + "per_sample": {}, + "in_all": 0 + } + + # Get clones meeting threshold for each sample + clones_above_thresh = {} + for sample in sample_names: + clones_above = [ + clone for clone, size in sample_clone_sets[sample].items() + if size >= thresh + ] + clones_above_thresh[sample] = set(clones_above) + overlap_data[thresh]["per_sample"][sample] = len(clones_above) + + # Clones present in ALL samples above threshold + if len(sample_names) > 0: + common_clones = set.intersection(*clones_above_thresh.values()) + overlap_data[thresh]["in_all"] = len(common_clones) + + return overlap_data + + +def compute_stats(samples): + """Turn raw per-sample data into serialisable stats dicts.""" + result = {} + for sample, raw in sorted(samples.items()): + n_reads = raw["reads"] + n_cells = len(raw["cells"]) + + # Clone sizes (by unique cells per clone) + clone_sizes = {clone: len(cells) for clone, cells in raw["clone_cells"].items()} + n_clones = len(clone_sizes) + clone_size_values = list(clone_sizes.values()) + + # Ranked sizes (descending) + ranked = sorted(clone_size_values, reverse=True) + + # Clone size distribution buckets + buckets = {"Singleton": 0, "Small (2-5)": 0, "Medium (6-20)": 0, + "Large (21-100)": 0, "Dominant (>100)": 0} + for sz in ranked: + if sz == 1: + buckets["Singleton"] += 1 + elif sz <= 5: + buckets["Small (2-5)"] += 1 + elif sz <= 20: + buckets["Medium (6-20)"] += 1 + elif sz <= 100: + buckets["Large (21-100)"] += 1 + else: + buckets["Dominant (>100)"] += 1 + + # Clone size density (for KDE plot) + # Create binned density for log-transformed clone sizes + density_data = [] + if clone_size_values: + # Use log scale for better visualization + log_sizes = [math.log10(sz) for sz in clone_size_values if sz > 0] + if log_sizes: + min_log = min(log_sizes) + max_log = max(log_sizes) + n_bins = min(30, len(log_sizes)) + if n_bins > 1: + bin_width = (max_log - min_log) / n_bins + for i in range(n_bins): + bin_start = min_log + i * bin_width + bin_count = sum(1 for ls in log_sizes if bin_start <= ls < bin_start + bin_width) + density_data.append({ + "x": round(10 ** bin_start, 2), + "y": bin_count + }) + + # Top 20 clones (already sorted descending - largest first) + top_clones_raw = sorted(clone_sizes.items(), key=lambda x: x[1], reverse=True)[:20] + top_clones = [ + { + "barcode": bc[:20], + "n_cells": cnt, + "pct": round(cnt / n_cells * 100, 2) if n_cells else 0, + } + for bc, cnt in top_clones_raw + ] + + # Clonality metrics + def top_n_pct(n): + if n_cells == 0: + return 0.0 + top_cells = sum(ranked[:n]) + return round(top_cells / n_cells * 100, 2) + + # Edit distance distributions (keys 0-5) + def ed_dist(d): + return [d.get(i, 0) for i in range(6)] + + # Heterogeneity metrics + gini = compute_gini(clone_size_values) + shannon = compute_shannon(clone_size_values) + + result[sample] = { + "reads": n_reads, + "cells": n_cells, + "clones": n_clones, + "ranked_sizes": ranked, + "clone_size_buckets": buckets, + "clone_size_density": density_data, + "top_clones": top_clones, + "top1_pct": top_n_pct(1), + "top3_pct": top_n_pct(3), + "top10_pct": top_n_pct(10), + "flank_edit_dist": ed_dist(raw["flank_edit"]), + "barcode_edit_dist": ed_dist(raw["barcode_edit"]), + "gini": gini, + "shannon": shannon, + } + + return result + + +def compute_global_overlap(samples): + """Compute clone overlap data for all samples.""" + return compute_clone_overlap(samples) + + +def global_stats(stats): + total_reads = sum(s["reads"] for s in stats.values()) + total_cells = sum(s["cells"] for s in stats.values()) + total_samples = len(stats) + total_clones = sum(s["clones"] for s in stats.values()) + + return { + "total_reads": total_reads, + "total_cells": total_cells, + "total_samples": total_samples, + "total_clones": total_clones, + } + + +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- +# HTML template +# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +HTML_TEMPLATE = r""" + + + + +{{TITLE}} + + + + + + + + +
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test_flexiplex_discovery()" +``` diff --git a/tests/data/discovery_test.fastq.gz b/tests/data/discovery_test.fastq.gz new file mode 100644 index 0000000..584f78b Binary files /dev/null and b/tests/data/discovery_test.fastq.gz differ diff --git a/tests/data/expected_discovered_barcodes.txt b/tests/data/expected_discovered_barcodes.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000..02bd7f2 --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/data/expected_discovered_barcodes.txt @@ -0,0 +1,7 @@ +CGGAGTAATACATTTTGCCT +TCGGAGTTGGCTGTCGTTTC +GTTGTCTCGGGGGGTGGAGA +CCATGATAAGGGAGTTCCGG +AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA +TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT +GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG diff --git a/tests/data/whitelist_test.fastq.gz b/tests/data/whitelist_test.fastq.gz new file mode 100644 index 0000000..19f11b2 Binary files /dev/null and b/tests/data/whitelist_test.fastq.gz differ diff --git a/tests/test_discovery_mode.py b/tests/test_discovery_mode.py new file mode 100644 index 0000000..7261984 --- /dev/null +++ b/tests/test_discovery_mode.py @@ -0,0 +1,407 @@ +#!/usr/bin/env python3 +""" +Test suite for NextClone discovery mode and parameter validation. + +This creates synthetic test data and validates: +1. Parameter validation logic (error/warning messages) +2. Discovery mode barcode extraction +3. Backward compatibility with whitelist mode + +Run with: python tests/test_discovery_mode.py +""" + +import os +import sys +import gzip +import tempfile +import subprocess +import shutil +from pathlib import Path + +# Test configuration matching nextflow.config defaults +ADAPTER_5PRIME = "ATCTTGTGGAAAGGACGAAACACCG" +ADAPTER_3PRIME = "GTTTCAGAGCTATGCTGGAAACAGC" +BARCODE_LENGTH = 20 + +# Known test barcodes (matching data/known_barcodes_subset.txt) +TEST_BARCODES = [ + "CGGAGTAATACATTTTGCCT", + "TCGGAGTTGGCTGTCGTTTC", + "GTTGTCTCGGGGGGTGGAGA", + "CCATGATAAGGGAGTTCCGG", + "AGGGGAGTCGCGTGGTAGGC", + "TGTCTAATGGGGGTGTCACT", +] + +# Additional barcodes for discovery mode testing (not in whitelist) +DISCOVERY_BARCODES = [ + "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA", + "TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT", + "GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG", +] + + +def generate_quality_string(length): + """Generate a fake quality string of given length.""" + return "I" * length + + +def generate_fastq_read(read_id, barcode): + """ + Generate a single FASTQ read with the barcode flanked by BOTH adapters. + + Format: [5' adapter][BARCODE][3' adapter] + + This matches the NextClone expected input structure where flexiplex + searches for: -x 5'adapter -b barcode -x 3'adapter + """ + sequence = f"{ADAPTER_5PRIME}{barcode}{ADAPTER_3PRIME}" + quality = generate_quality_string(len(sequence)) + + return f"@{read_id}\n{sequence}\n+\n{quality}\n" + + +def create_synthetic_fastq(output_path, barcodes, reads_per_barcode=10): + """ + Create a synthetic FASTQ file with known barcodes. + + Args: + output_path: Path to output .fastq.gz file + barcodes: List of barcode sequences to include + reads_per_barcode: Number of reads to generate per barcode + + Read structure: [5' adapter][BARCODE][3' adapter] + This matches NextClone's expected input format. + """ + read_count = 0 + + with gzip.open(output_path, 'wt') as f: + for barcode in barcodes: + for i in range(reads_per_barcode): + read_id = f"TEST_READ_{read_count}:1:1:1:{read_count} 1:N:0:AACTTGAC" + f.write(generate_fastq_read(read_id, barcode)) + read_count += 1 + + print(f"Created {output_path} with {read_count} reads ({len(barcodes)} barcodes × {reads_per_barcode} reads)") + return read_count + + +def create_barcode_whitelist(output_path, barcodes): + """Create a barcode whitelist file.""" + with open(output_path, 'w') as f: + for barcode in barcodes: + f.write(f"{barcode}\n") + print(f"Created whitelist {output_path} with {len(barcodes)} barcodes") + + +def test_parameter_validation(): + """ + Test that parameter validation and workflow modes work correctly. + + Expected behavior: + - discovery_mode=true with whitelist → WARNING (proceeds anyway) + - All 4 workflow modes should validate (DNAseq/scRNAseq × discovery/whitelist) + + Note: The validation for missing whitelist is not tested here because + the nextflow.config has a default whitelist path. In production, users + would need to explicitly set clone_barcodes_reference or enable discovery_mode. + """ + print("\n" + "="*60) + print("TEST: Parameter Validation & Workflow Modes") + print("="*60) + + # Check if nextflow is available + result = subprocess.run(["which", "nextflow"], capture_output=True, text=True) + if result.returncode != 0: + print("⚠️ SKIP: Nextflow not installed - cannot run validation tests") + print(" Install with: curl -s https://get.nextflow.io | bash") + return None + + project_dir = Path(__file__).parent.parent + all_passed = True + + # Test 1: discovery_mode=true should show warning about ignored whitelist + print("\n[Test 1] discovery_mode=true with whitelist (should warn)...") + result = subprocess.run( + ["nextflow", "run", str(project_dir / "main.nf"), + "--discovery_mode", "true", + "--mode", "DNAseq", + "-preview"], + capture_output=True, + text=True, + cwd=project_dir, + env={**os.environ, "JAVA_HOME": os.environ.get("JAVA_HOME", "")} + ) + + if "WARNING" in result.stderr or "ignored" in result.stderr.lower(): + print(" ✅ PASS: Warning raised as expected") + elif result.returncode == 0: + print(" ⚠️ Warning may not appear in -preview mode, but workflow validated") + else: + print(f" ❌ FAIL: Nextflow failed: {result.stderr[:300]}") + all_passed = False + + # Test 2-5: Validate all 4 workflow combinations + modes = [ + ("DNAseq", "false", "whitelist"), + ("DNAseq", "true", "discovery"), + ("scRNAseq", "false", "whitelist"), + ("scRNAseq", "true", "discovery"), + ] + + for i, (data_mode, discovery, desc) in enumerate(modes, start=2): + print(f"\n[Test {i}] {data_mode} + {desc} mode...") + result = subprocess.run( + ["nextflow", "run", str(project_dir / "main.nf"), + "--mode", data_mode, + "--discovery_mode", discovery, + "-preview"], + capture_output=True, + text=True, + cwd=project_dir, + env={**os.environ, "JAVA_HOME": os.environ.get("JAVA_HOME", "")} + ) + + if result.returncode == 0: + print(f" ✅ PASS: Workflow validated successfully") + else: + print(f" ❌ FAIL: {result.stderr[:200]}") + all_passed = False + + return all_passed + + +def test_synthetic_data_structure(): + """ + Test that synthetic data matches expected format. + """ + print("\n" + "="*60) + print("TEST: Synthetic Data Structure") + print("="*60) + + with tempfile.TemporaryDirectory() as tmpdir: + # Create test FASTQ + fastq_path = Path(tmpdir) / "test_synthetic.fastq.gz" + create_synthetic_fastq(fastq_path, TEST_BARCODES[:3], reads_per_barcode=5) + + # Verify structure + with gzip.open(fastq_path, 'rt') as f: + lines = f.readlines() + + # Should have 4 lines per read × 3 barcodes × 5 reads = 60 lines + expected_lines = 4 * 3 * 5 + if len(lines) == expected_lines: + print(f" ✅ PASS: Correct number of lines ({expected_lines})") + else: + print(f" ❌ FAIL: Expected {expected_lines} lines, got {len(lines)}") + return False + + # Check first read has correct structure (5' adapter + barcode + 3' adapter) + first_seq = lines[1].strip() + if ADAPTER_5PRIME in first_seq and ADAPTER_3PRIME in first_seq: + print(f" ✅ PASS: Both 5' and 3' adapters found in sequence") + else: + print(f" ❌ FAIL: Expected both adapters in sequence") + print(f" Sequence: {first_seq}") + return False + + # Check barcode is correct length (between the adapters) + barcode_start = len(ADAPTER_5PRIME) + barcode_region = first_seq[barcode_start:barcode_start + BARCODE_LENGTH] + if barcode_region in TEST_BARCODES: + print(f" ✅ PASS: Valid barcode found: {barcode_region}") + else: + print(f" ❌ FAIL: Barcode not in expected list: {barcode_region}") + return False + + return True + + +def test_flexiplex_discovery(): + """ + Test Flexiplex discovery mode on synthetic data (if flexiplex is installed). + """ + print("\n" + "="*60) + print("TEST: Flexiplex Discovery Mode") + print("="*60) + + # Check if flexiplex is available + result = subprocess.run(["which", "flexiplex"], capture_output=True, text=True) + if result.returncode != 0: + print("⚠️ SKIP: Flexiplex not installed") + print(" Install from: https://github.com/DavidsonGroup/flexiplex") + return None + + with tempfile.TemporaryDirectory() as tmpdir: + tmpdir = Path(tmpdir) + + # Create test data with mixed barcodes (known + novel) + all_barcodes = TEST_BARCODES[:3] + DISCOVERY_BARCODES[:2] + fastq_path = tmpdir / "discovery_test.fastq.gz" + create_synthetic_fastq(fastq_path, all_barcodes, reads_per_barcode=20) + + # Decompress for flexiplex + fastq_unzipped = tmpdir / "discovery_test.fastq" + with gzip.open(fastq_path, 'rb') as f_in: + with open(fastq_unzipped, 'wb') as f_out: + f_out.write(f_in.read()) + + # Run flexiplex in discovery mode (no -k flag, -f 0 for strict match) + # Must include BOTH 5' and 3' adapters in order: -x 5' -b barcode -x 3' + print("\n Running Flexiplex discovery mode...") + result = subprocess.run( + ["flexiplex", + "-x", ADAPTER_5PRIME, + "-b", "?" * BARCODE_LENGTH, + "-u", "", + "-x", ADAPTER_3PRIME, + "-f", "0", # Strict flanking match for discovery + "-n", "discovery_test", + str(fastq_unzipped)], + capture_output=True, + text=True, + cwd=tmpdir + ) + + if result.returncode != 0: + print(f" ❌ FAIL: Flexiplex failed with: {result.stderr}") + return False + + # Check discovery output + counts_file = tmpdir / "discovery_test_barcodes_counts.txt" + if not counts_file.exists(): + # Try alternate naming + counts_file = tmpdir / "flexiplex_barcodes_counts.txt" + + if counts_file.exists(): + with open(counts_file) as f: + discovered = f.readlines() + + discovered_barcodes = [line.split()[0] for line in discovered if line.strip()] + + print(f" Discovered {len(discovered_barcodes)} unique barcodes") + + # Check that our test barcodes were found + found_count = sum(1 for b in all_barcodes if b in discovered_barcodes) + if found_count >= len(all_barcodes) * 0.8: # Allow some tolerance + print(f" ✅ PASS: Found {found_count}/{len(all_barcodes)} expected barcodes") + return True + else: + print(f" ❌ FAIL: Only found {found_count}/{len(all_barcodes)} expected barcodes") + return False + else: + print(f" ❌ FAIL: Barcode counts file not created") + print(f" Files in tmpdir: {list(tmpdir.iterdir())}") + return False + + +def create_test_data_for_repo(): + """ + Create test data files to include in the repository. + """ + print("\n" + "="*60) + print("Creating test data for repository") + print("="*60) + + project_dir = Path(__file__).parent.parent + test_data_dir = project_dir / "tests" / "data" + test_data_dir.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True) + + # 1. Whitelist mode test data (uses known barcodes) + whitelist_fastq = test_data_dir / "whitelist_test.fastq.gz" + create_synthetic_fastq(whitelist_fastq, TEST_BARCODES, reads_per_barcode=10) + + # 2. Discovery mode test data (includes novel barcodes) + discovery_fastq = test_data_dir / "discovery_test.fastq.gz" + mixed_barcodes = TEST_BARCODES[:4] + DISCOVERY_BARCODES + create_synthetic_fastq(discovery_fastq, mixed_barcodes, reads_per_barcode=15) + + # 3. Expected barcodes for discovery mode + expected_barcodes = test_data_dir / "expected_discovered_barcodes.txt" + create_barcode_whitelist(expected_barcodes, mixed_barcodes) + + # 4. Create a README for the test data + readme_content = """# NextClone Test Data + +## Files + +### whitelist_test.fastq.gz +Synthetic FASTQ with known barcodes (matching data/known_barcodes_subset.txt). +Use for testing whitelist mode (discovery_mode=false). + +### discovery_test.fastq.gz +Synthetic FASTQ with mixed barcodes - some known, some novel. +Use for testing discovery mode (discovery_mode=true). + +### expected_discovered_barcodes.txt +List of all barcodes present in discovery_test.fastq.gz. +Use to validate discovery mode output. + +## Barcode Format + +- Barcode length: 20bp +- 3' adapter: GTTTCAGAGCTATGCTGGAAACAGC +- Read structure: [BARCODE][3' adapter] + +## Running Tests + +```bash +# From repository root +python tests/test_discovery_mode.py + +# Or run specific test +python -c "from tests.test_discovery_mode import test_flexiplex_discovery; test_flexiplex_discovery()" +``` +""" + + with open(test_data_dir / "README.md", 'w') as f: + f.write(readme_content) + + print(f"\nTest data created in {test_data_dir}") + print("Files:") + for f in test_data_dir.iterdir(): + print(f" - {f.name}") + + +def main(): + """Run all tests.""" + print("="*60) + print("NextClone Discovery Mode Test Suite") + print("="*60) + + results = {} + + # Test 1: Synthetic data structure + results['synthetic_data'] = test_synthetic_data_structure() + + # Test 2: Parameter validation (requires nextflow) + results['param_validation'] = test_parameter_validation() + + # Test 3: Flexiplex discovery (requires flexiplex) + results['flexiplex_discovery'] = test_flexiplex_discovery() + + # Summary + print("\n" + "="*60) + print("TEST SUMMARY") + print("="*60) + + for test_name, result in results.items(): + if result is True: + status = "✅ PASS" + elif result is False: + status = "❌ FAIL" + else: + status = "⚠️ SKIP" + print(f" {test_name}: {status}") + + # Create test data for repo + print("\n") + create_test_data_for_repo() + + # Return exit code + failures = sum(1 for r in results.values() if r is False) + return failures + + +if __name__ == "__main__": + sys.exit(main())