5 title: "Crunch utility libraries"
9 Several utility libraries are included with Arvados. They are intended to make it quicker and easier to write your own crunch scripts.
11 * "Python SDK extras":#pythonsdk
12 * "Toolkit wrappers":#toolkit_wrappers
14 h2(#pythonsdk). Python SDK extras
16 The Python SDK adds some convenience features that are particularly useful in crunch scripts, in addition to the standard set of API calls.
18 In a crunch job, the environment variables @ARVADOS_API_HOST@ and @ARVADOS_API_TOKEN@ will be set up so the job has the privileges of the user who submitted the job.
23 my_user = arvados.api().users().current().execute()
24 my_uuid = my_user['uuid']
27 h3. Get the current job and task parameters
29 @arvados.current_job()@ and @arvados.current_task()@ are convenient ways to retrieve the current Job and Task, using the @JOB_UUID@ and @TASK_UUID@ environment variables provided to each crunch task process.
32 this_job = arvados.current_job()
33 this_task = arvados.current_task()
34 this_job_input = this_job['script_parameters']['input']
35 this_task_input = this_task['parameters']['input']
38 h3(#one_task_per_input). Queue a task for each input file
40 A common pattern for a crunch job is to run one task to scan the input, and one task per input file to do the work.
42 The @one_task_per_input_file()@ function implements this pattern. Pseudocode:
45 if this is the job's first (default) task:
46 for each file in the 'input' collection:
47 queue a new task, with parameters['input'] = file
57 arvados.job_setup.one_task_per_input_file(if_sequence=0, and_end_task=True)
59 # Now do the work on a single file
60 my_input = this_task['parameters']['input']
63 h3. Set the current task's output and success flag
65 Each task in a crunch job must make an API call to record its output and set its @success@ attribute to True. The object returned by @current_task()@ has a @set_output()@ method to make the process more succinct.
68 arvados.current_task().set_output(my_output_locator)
73 Manage child processes and FIFOs (pipes).
76 This module makes it easier to check the exit status of every child process you start, and close the unused end of each FIFO at the appropriate time.
79 from arvados_ipc import *
84 pipe_setup(pipes, 'hellopipe')
85 if 0 == named_fork(children, 'child_a'):
86 pipe_closeallbut(pipes, ('hellopipe', 'w'))
87 os.write(pipes['hellopipe', 'w'], "Hello, parent.")
90 pipe_closeallbut(pipes, ('hellopipe', 'r'))
91 with os.fdopen(pipes['hellopipe', 'r'], 'rb') as f:
93 sys.stderr.write("Child says: " + message + "\n")
95 if not waitpid_and_check_children(children):
96 raise Exception("Child process exited non-zero.")
99 The "crunch scripts" included with Arvados include some more examples of using the arvados_ipc module.
101 h2(#toolkit_wrappers). Toolkit wrappers
103 The following *arvados-∗.py* modules provide "extract, build, run" helpers to make it easy to incorporate common analysis tools in your crunch scripts.
107 Build and run the "bwa":http://bio-bwa.sourceforge.net/bwa.shtml program.
109 The module retrieves the bwa source code from Keep, using the job's @bwa_tbz@ parameter.
113 arvados_bwa.run('aln', [ref_basename, '-'],
114 stdin=open(fastq_filename,'rb'),
115 stdout=open(aln_filename,'wb'))
118 On qr1hi.arvadosapi.com, the source distribution @bwa-0.7.5a.tar.bz2@ is available in the collection @8b6e2c4916133e1d859c9e812861ce13+70@.
122 "script_parameters":{
123 "bwa_tbz":"8b6e2c4916133e1d859c9e812861ce13+70",
132 Extract and run the "Genome Analysis Toolkit":http://www.broadinstitute.org/gatk/ programs.
134 The module retrieves the binary distribution tarball from Keep, using the job's @gatk_tbz@ parameter.
140 '-T', 'BaseRecalibrator',
141 '-R', ref_fasta_files[0],
142 '-I', input_bam_files[0],
147 On qr1hi.arvadosapi.com, the binary distribution @GenomeAnalysisTK-2.6-4.tar.bz2@ is available in the collection @5790482512cf6d5d6dfd50b7fd61e1d1+86@.
149 The GATK data bundle is available in the collection @d237a90bae3870b3b033aea1e99de4a9+10820@.
153 "script_parameters":{
154 "gatk_tbz":"7e0a277d6d2353678a11f56bab3b13f2+87",
155 "gatk_bundle":"d237a90bae3870b3b033aea1e99de4a9+10820",
162 h3. arvados_samtools.py
164 Build and run the "samtools":http://samtools.sourceforge.net/samtools.shtml program.
167 The module retrieves the samtools source code from Keep, using the job's @samtools_tgz@ parameter.
170 import arvados_samtools
171 arvados_samtools.run('view', ['-S', '-b', '-'],
172 stdin=open(sam_filename,'rb'),
173 stdout=open(bam_filename,'wb'))
176 On qr1hi.arvadosapi.com, the source distribution @samtools-0.1.19.tar.gz@ is available in the collection @c777e23cf13e5d5906abfdc08d84bfdb+74@.
180 "script_parameters":{
181 "samtools_tgz":"c777e23cf13e5d5906abfdc08d84bfdb+74",
189 h3. arvados_picard.py
191 Build and run the "picard":http://picard.sourceforge.net/command-line-overview.shtml program.
194 The module retrieves the picard binary distribution from Keep, using the job's @picard_zip@ parameter.
197 import arvados_picard
199 'FixMateInformation',
205 'validation_stringency': 'LENIENT',
206 'compression_level': 0
208 stdout=open('out.bam','wb'))
211 On qr1hi.arvadosapi.com, the binary distribution @picard-tools-1.82.zip@ is available in the collection @687f74675c6a0e925dec619cc2bec25f+77@.
215 "script_parameters":{
216 "picard_zip":"687f74675c6a0e925dec619cc2bec25f+77",