BgzipMafAdapter
Auto-generated config schema for the current JBrowse release — see the
config guide for concepts. Provided by the maf plugin.
View source.
Example usage
The uri shorthand auto-resolves the sibling .tai index:
{
type: 'MafTrack',
trackId: 'my_track',
name: 'My track',
assemblyNames: ['hg38'],
adapter: {
type: 'BgzipMafAdapter',
uri: 'https://example.com/aln.maf.gz',
},
}
See the Config slots section below for all available configuration fields.
A bgzip-compressed MAF with a Taffy .tai index — the form whole-genome
multiple alignments are actually distributed in. HPRC release 2 publishes
hprc-v2.1-mc-grch38.full.maf.gz (53 GB, 464 haplotypes) with a sibling .tai,
and Cactus/taffy write the pair for any HAL export. The index gives random
access, so a locus is a small ranged read rather than a download: a 10 kb query
against HPRC's own index resolves to about 924 KB.
Use BgzipTaffyAdapter for TAF (taffy's own, more compact format),
MafTabixAdapter for a maf2bed BED, and BigMafAdapter for bigMaf.
Related links
- Track: MafTrack
- Display: LinearMafDisplay
- Guide: MAF track
- Guide: Supported file types
Config slots
These slots go inside the track's adapter:
"adapter": { "type": "BgzipMafAdapter", ... }. It also accepts the
shorthand keys uri,
baseUri in place of writing a location slot out. Slot types (fileLocation,
frozen, ...) are explained in the
config slot types reference. Slots a base
configuration contributes are listed here too, so this table is the whole
surface.
| Slot | Description |
|---|---|
samplesfrozen = [] | string[] or {id:string,label:string,color?:string,assemblyName?:string}[]; assemblyName makes rows for that sample navigable to its own genome |
mafGzLocationfileLocation = { uri: '/path/to/my.maf.gz', locationType: 'UriLocation' } | bgzip-compressed MAF file |
taiLocationfileLocation = { uri: '/path/to/my.maf.gz.tai', locationType: 'UriLocation' } | The Taffy index. The same .tai format BgzipTaffyAdapter reads — it describes bgzf virtual offsets against reference coordinates and does not care which text format sits inside — so taffy index produces it for a MAF as readily as for a TAF. |
nhLocationfileLocation = { uri: '/path/to/my.nh', locationType: 'UriLocation' } | newick tree |
summaryAdapterfrozen = null | The zoom-out tier. The .tai makes a read cost the span on screen rather than the blocks it lands in, which is why this slot was left off at first — but span is only half of it. Cost is span × depth, and measured against HPRC's own v2.1 index the constant is about 19 compressed bytes per bp at 464 haplotypes, flat from 100 kb up: 1 Mb is a 19 MB read and chr1 whole is 4.4 GB. So a deep alignment still runs out, just linearly instead of by block. Point it at a BedTabixAdapter over the summary BED maf2bed --summary writes, or at a BigBedAdapter over a UCSC bigMafSummary.bb covering the same alignment. |
annotationAdapterfrozen = null | The CDS reading frames, in the same shape and read by the same code as the other three MAF adapters' — the display looks the slot up by path off the parent track (['adapter', 'annotationAdapter']) and is otherwise format-blind. This adapter was the one of the four that never declared it, so the read simply returned undefined and every consumer of it — the CDS strip, the codon row coloring, the codon conservation band, and the menu rows that gate on the slot's presence — was silently unavailable on a .maf.gz track, with nothing on screen saying why. |