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  • diff --git a/docs/search.json b/docs/search.json index de4c064..4ea59ce 100644 --- a/docs/search.json +++ b/docs/search.json @@ -35,32 +35,39 @@ "text": "There are several key concepts underlying the logic behind the GAMBLR.viz package. The main terms are:\n\nthese_samples_metadata: This is a data frame with a set of minimal required columns: patient_id, Tumor_Sample_Barcode, sample_id, seq_type, sex, cohort, and pathology. The columns like sex and cohort can contain NA values but must be present in the metadata. The main purpose of this data frame is to provide a structure for the metadata that is always expected to be available and provides linkage between unique sample identifiers and associated basic metadata values. The columns Tumor_Sample_Barcode and sample_id are expected to share the same values, but are required to be present for direct operation on the outputs of different upstream tools.\n\n\n\n\n Back to top" }, { - "objectID": "faq.html", - "href": "faq.html", - "title": "Frequently Asked Qestions", + "objectID": "install.html", + "href": "install.html", + "title": "Installation", "section": "", - "text": "This section will cover most of the questions you may have about GAMBLR.viz. If there is something that is not covered, please feel free to reach out to us via GitHub by reporting an issue and we will be happy to add it to this page." + "text": "Installation\nWe recommend installing the package directly from GitHub (requires devtools dependency).\nif (!require(\"devtools\")) install.packages(\"devtools\")\n\ndevtools::install_github(\n \"morinlab/GAMBLR.viz\",\n repos = BiocManager::repositories()\n)\nYou can confirm successful installation by running one of the most popular functions:\nlibrary(GAMBLR.data)\n\nmaf_metadata <- get_gambl_metadata(seq_type_filter = \"genome\") %>%\n dplyr::filter(pathology %in% c(\"FL\", \"DLBCL\"))\n\nmaf_data <- get_ssm_by_samples(\n these_samples_metadata = maf_metadata\n)\n\n#define some genes of interest\nfl_genes = c(\"RRAGC\", \"CREBBP\", \"VMA21\", \"ATP6V1B2\")\ndlbcl_genes = c(\"EZH2\", \"KMT2D\", \"MEF2B\", \"CD79B\", \"MYD88\", \"TP53\")\ngenes = c(fl_genes, dlbcl_genes)\n\nprettyOncoplot(\n maf_df = maf_data,\n genes = genes,\n these_samples_metadata = maf_metadata\n)\nThere is a lot of functionality to hand-craft this plot exactly in the way you want. 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Most functions will accept metadata and data frame with mutations as input, so you can provide any outside data as long as the formatting is consistent with the example data." + "objectID": "index.html#quickstart", + "href": "index.html#quickstart", + "title": "GAMBLR.viz", + "section": "Quickstart", + "text": "Quickstart\nThe quick and easy way to get started is to make sure the devtools dependency is installed, then install the GAMBLR.viz:\n# Verify devtools is installed\nif (!require(\"devtools\")) install.packages(\"devtools\")\n\n# Install GAMBLR.viz\ndevtools::install_github(\n \"morinlab/GAMBLR.viz\",\n repos = BiocManager::repositories()\n)" + }, + { + "objectID": "index.html#installation-for-developers", + "href": "index.html#installation-for-developers", + "title": "GAMBLR.viz", + "section": "Installation for developers", + "text": "Installation for developers\nThe easiest way to obtain and contribute to GAMBLR.viz is to do this via cloning the repository\ncd\ngit clone git@github.com:morinlab/GAMBLR.viz.git\nIn your R editor of choice (which is hopefully VS Code now), set your working directory to the place you just cloned the repo.\nsetwd(\"~/GAMBLR.viz\")\nInstall the package in R by running the following command (requires the devtools package):\ndevtools::install()\nAfter applying your modifications to the code, use the following command to quickly test your changes without directly installing the packaage (requires the devtools dependency):\ndevtools::load_all()\nGAMBLR.viz is a free open-source package, but the Master branch is protected. 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    This is a quick tour of some basic commands and usage patterns, just to get you started.

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    This tutorial explores how to generate some basic and most common plots, commonly occurring arguments across different functions, best practices and recommendations in the scope of visualizing data.

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    What are standartized colours?

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    First, let’s explore the standartized color pallettes in the GAMBLR.viz. They are stored as list in one of the GAMBLR.viz dependencies (GAMBLR.helpers) and are an integral part of visualizations. For demonstration purposes, we will obtain all of the standartized colours:

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    What are the colour groups?

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    +                7                15                 6                47 
    +           cohort               coo       copy_number               EBV 
    +               16                12                17                 4 
    +               FL  genetic_subgroup              hmrn            indels 
    +                3                24                 8                 2 
    +  lacy_classifier          lymphgen    lymphgenerator          mutation 
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    Many of these colours are conviniently provided for you to ensure consistency that is independent of formatting and case: for example, when the color for DLBCL COO is returned, the same color will be used for UNCLASS, U, UNC, Unclassified etc.

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    Just for the purpose of this guide, we will define a simple function to display some of these colour pallettes:

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    +    data %>%
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    +                x = name,
    +                y = 0,
    +                fill = colour,
    +                label = name
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    +        geom_tile(width = 0.9, height = 1) +
    +        geom_text(color = "white", fontface="bold") +
    +        scale_fill_identity(guide = "none") +
    +        coord_flip() +
    +        theme_void() +
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