AlignmentsColor
Auto-generated from the config schema in the source — see the config guide for concepts. Provided by the alignments plugin. View source.
The alignments displays' encoding.color: one color for every read in
value, or a field of each read. A read dimension colors by its fixed
levels (strand, firstOfPairStrand, pairOrientation, insertSize,
insertSizeAndOrientation, mateRefName) or bins (mapq, the four a
facet over it stacks), tags.XX reads a SAM tag, and any other name reads
the read as a facet over it does: mateAssembly, a feature attribute, a
dotted path into one or a jexl: expression. A string is the field.
split, spliced, pairing and svSignal color nothing: reads keep their
arcs' colors, and a facet sections them by those.
The per-base layer over the reads is pileup.bases.
Example usage
{ type: 'LinearAlignmentsDisplay', encoding: { color: 'strand' } }{
type: 'LinearAlignmentsDisplay',
encoding: {
color: {
field: 'tags.HP',
scale: {
domain: ['1', '2'],
range: ['#d95f02', '#1b9e77'],
names: ['Maternal', 'Paternal'],
invalid: '#cccccc',
},
},
},
}{
type: 'LinearAlignmentsDisplay',
encoding: {
color: { field: 'tags.NM', scale: { type: 'linear', scheme: 'viridis' } },
},
}{
type: 'LinearAlignmentsDisplay',
encoding: { color: { field: 'insertSize', scale: { domain: [150, 600] } } },
}{
type: 'LinearAlignmentsDisplay',
encoding: {
color: {
field: 'pairOrientation',
scale: { domain: ['RR'], range: ['#d95f02'] },
},
},
}Related links
- Extended by: LGVSyntenyColor
Config slots
A setting written to it replaces it whole, since its members are alternatives: a member left out returns to its default. 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 |
|---|---|
valuemaybeColor | The fill of every read while no field paints. Arcs and pair orientations keep the theme's colors. Unset, the theme's read color. |
| scale AlignmentsColorScale sub-schema | How the field's values map to colors, Vega-Lite's scale object. |
invalidmaybeColor | The fill of a read with no value under the field, Vega-Lite's word for a missing value's output: no tag, no attribute, or no mate under mateRefName. A '' in domain colors it by its range entry instead. |
unknownmaybeColor | The fill of a read whose tag, attribute, mate reference or MAPQ an ordinal domain leaves out, d3's ordinal.unknown: unknown: "#999" beside domain: ["1", "2"] on tags.HP paints every other haplotype grey, and the key lists them as one row, Other. A field with fixed levels, such as strand, has no value outside them. |
namesstringArray = [] | Names for each level or value range colors, in the same order, in the key, the hovers and the arc key: names: ["Maternal", "Paternal"] beside domain: ["1", "2"] on tags.HP. |
| legend AlignmentsColorLegend sub-schema | The key this channel draws. |
fieldstring = '' | field to color each read by: strand, firstOfPairStrand, pairOrientation, insertSize, insertSizeAndOrientation and mateRefName color by their fixed levels and mapq by its four bins; tags.XX reads a SAM tag; any other name reads as a facet over it does: mateAssembly, a feature attribute, a dotted path or a jexl: expression; split, spliced, pairing and svSignal color nothing, as a facet sections by them |
scale.typemaybeStringEnum (ordinal, linear, threshold) | ordinal a range color per value; linear a ramp over mapq or a numeric tag or attribute between domainMin and domainMax; threshold the bins domain cuts; unset, threshold over insertSize, insertSizeAndOrientation and mapq, and ordinal over any other field |
scale.domainstringArray = [] | for an ordinal scale, the values that take the range first, in order: a preset field's levels (strand 1 and -1; pairOrientation LR, RL, RR and LL; insertSize short, normal and long; under the insert-size and orientation fields, unmappedMate and interchrom, and in a chain under the orientation ones splitInverted, splitSameStrand, segmentInverted and segmentSameStrand; '' a read with no value), a MAPQ, 255 for unavailable, or a tag's values; for a threshold scale, the cut points, which over insertSize are the two between short, normal and long, where the sampled distribution otherwise sets them, and over mapq 1, 10 and 30 |
scale.rangecolorArray = [] | CSS colors an ordinal scale hands its domain in order, or with no domain a preset field's levels in their preset order, a threshold scale its bins, or a linear scale's stops, evenly spaced; a level left out keeps its default; empty uses the field's default colors, cividis over mapq's bins, the tag palette or viridis |
scale.schememaybeStringEnum (viridis, magma, inferno, cividis, juicebox, fall, reds, blues, redblue, purpleorange, redgreyblue, redyellowblue) | a named ramp: a linear, log or symlog scale runs along it, and a threshold that writes cuts takes one color per interval from end to end; range's colors, where it lists any, win over it |
scale.reversemaybeBoolean | turns the ramp round, so its last color paints the bottom of a ramp's domain or a threshold's lowest interval; unset follows the field's preset, else runs as written |
scale.domainMidmaybeNumber | the value the ramp's middle stop sits at, so a diverging ramp centres somewhere other than the middle of the domain, both sides on one scale: the farther end of the domain reaches its end color and equal distances from the middle take equal colors; unset, the stops are evenly spaced across it |
scale.domainMinmaybeNumber | the bottom of a ramp's domain; unset follows the loaded values |
scale.domainMaxmaybeNumber | the top of a ramp's domain; unset follows the loaded values |
scale.domainQuantilenumber = 1 | the quantile an open end of a ramp follows over the loaded values: 1 their extremes, 0.99 clips the outermost 1% at each end, each sign measured on its own advanced |
legend.titlemaybeString | key title; unset keeps the display's own heading, "" draws none |
legend.descendingmaybeBoolean | threshold key lists the highest interval first; unset follows the field's preset, else the lowest first |