printEnrich: printEnrich

In enrichR: Provides an R Interface to 'Enrichr'

printEnrich

Description

Print Enrichr results

Usage

printEnrich(
  data,
  prefix = "enrichr",
  showTerms = NULL,
  columns = c(1:9),
  write2file = TRUE,
  outFile = c("txt", "excel")
)

Arguments

data	(Required). Output list object from the "enrichr" function.
prefix	(Optional). Prefix of output file. Default is "enrichr".
showTerms	(Optional). Number of terms to show. Default is NULL to print all terms.
columns	(Optional). Columns from each entry of data. Default is c(1:9) to print all columns. 1-"Term", 2-"Overlap", 3-"P.value", 4-"Adjusted.P.value" 5-"Old.P.value", 6-"Old.Adjusted.P.value" 7-"Odds.Ratio" 8-"Combined.Score" 9-"Combined.Score"
write2file	(Optional). Set to TRUE if you would like this functino to output a file
outFile	(Optional). Output file format, choose from "txt" and "excel". Default is "txt".

Details

Print Enrichr results from the selected gene-set libraries to individual text files.

Author(s)

Wajid Jawaid [e-mail]

I-Hsuan Lin [e-mail]

Examples

if (getOption("enrichR.live")) {
  enrichRLive <- TRUE
  dbs <- listEnrichrDbs()
  if(is.null(dbs)) enrichRLive <- FALSE
  dbs <- c("GO_Molecular_Function_2018", "GO_Cellular_Component_2018",
           "GO_Biological_Process_2018")
  enriched <- enrichr(c("Runx1", "Gfi1", "Gfi1b", "Spi1", "Gata1", "Kdr"), dbs)
  if (enrichRLive) printEnrich(enriched, write2file = FALSE)
}

enrichR documentation built on April 14, 2023, 5:14 p.m.