CLI Reference
eris provides a highly optimized command-line interface for running the graph traversal pipeline.
usage: eris -i genome.gfa -d targets.fasta [options]
Graph-aware contextual annotation of targeted genomic features
📁:
Input arguments
-i , --genome Path to a genome in fasta or GFA format; File may be
compressed. (default: None)
-d , --targets Path to target nucleotide features in fasta or mmi
format (default: None)
💾:
Output arguments
-o , --outprefix Prefix for output files (if absent, prints TSV to
stdout) (default: None)
--no-gff Do not write GFF3 output for global genes (default:
False)
--no-faa Do not write FAA output for global proteins (default:
False)
⚙️:
Pipeline arguments
--hops Maximum number of contextual genes to sweep
upstream/downstream (default: 3)
-l , --tolerance Distance tolerance (bp) for merging clustered target
alignments (default: 0)
-t , --max-workers Maximum number of worker threads for alignment and CDS
prediction (default: None)
🎯:
Target arguments
-f , --feature-type Type of feature to annotate (default: CDS)
--indexing-threads Number of threads to use for indexing if not already
indexed (default: 3)
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Other options
-q, --quiet Suppress console logging output (default: False)
-v, --version Show version number and exit
-h, --help Show this help message and exit