knitr::opts_chunk$set( collapse = TRUE, comment = "#>", echo = TRUE, include = TRUE, eval = FALSE )
library(brentlabRnaSeqTools)
See the documentation in ?postCapsuleJpeg_batch
. An example of calling this
function is like so:
# note: there are no negative bioSampleNumbers. But I don't want to put # something in here that might get copied/pasted and sent to the database bioSampleNumber = -1 image_dir = "/path/to/the/image_set_dir" expected_number_of_images = 14 postCapsuleJpeg_batch( Sys.getenv("kn99_db_token"), bioSampleNumber, image_dir, expected_number_of_images )
see the documentation in ?getCapsuleImageSet
. An example of calling this
function is like so:
bioSampleNumber = 440 # note: you do not want to keep images sets on your computer long term. Put them # somewhere that you can find, and then delete them when you are done. If you # need them in an hour, tomorrow, etc, you can always pull them again out_dir = "~/Desktop/tmp_images" getCapsuleImageSet(Sys.getenv("kn99_db_token"), bioSampleNumber, output_dir)
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