Pileup
Auto-generated from the config schema in the source — see the config guide for concepts. Provided by the alignments plugin. View source.
The alignments display's pileup setting: the band of stacked reads, the
mark each read draws as, the layout cap, and the parts drawn on each read.
Example usage
{
type: 'LinearAlignmentsDisplay',
pileup: { mark: { height: 3 }, softClips: { show: true } },
}Related links
- Extended by: LGVSyntenyPileup
- Extended by: ReadsPileup
Config slots
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 |
|---|---|
showboolean = true | draw the pileup band |
collapsedboolean = false | Only consulted while facet is in effect. When set, each section draws as one row instead of a stack, and tint shading shows overlap depth instead of row count: the compact reading for a track with many sections (an all-vs-all synteny track's mate genomes). A section expanded from its label chip opts back out and draws a true stack. On the pileup rather than facet, which a share link writing facet: 'HP' replaces whole. The Show menu's "Collapse groups to one row" writes it. |
| mark PileupMark | The bar each read draws as: height. |
maxLayoutHeightnumber = 6000 | the tallest the pileup's layout grows in pixels; reads past it are not stacked, and coverage still counts them. Not the display's growMaxHeight, which caps how tall the track grows advanced |
| mismatches PileupMismatches | How reads differ from the reference: show, and encoding.opacity, the fade by base quality. |
| softClips PileupSoftClips | The soft-clipped ends of each read: show. |
| connectors PileupConnectors | Lines over the pileup joining each read to its mate or split segment: show. |
fadeLowFrequencyboolean = true | fade each sub-pixel mismatch, insertion, deletion and clip mark by the share of reads at its position that have it: a mark every read has stays opaque, and one under the depth-dependent noise threshold drops to the sub-pixel floor and, past one base per pixel, takes no clicks. Off draws them all at full opacity. The coverage band is not faded advanced |