Configuration
Enable the plugin
plugins {
id 'nf-arts@1.0.0'
}At the end of the run, nf-arts writes art-<runName>.svg to the launch directory.
In a pipeline you don’t edit
-plugins and a plugins {} block in a -c config both replace a pipeline’s plugins. List the pipeline’s own plugins too, or it fails to start:
nextflow run nf-core/rnavar -profile test,docker --outdir results \
-plugins nf-core-utils@0.4.0,nf-schema@2.6.1,nf-arts@1.0.0The pipeline’s plugins are in the plugins block of its nextflow.config.
The arts scope
arts {
file = "${params.outdir}/pipeline_info/art.png"
style = 'hilbert'
palette = 'magma'
width = 1600
height = 1600
}| Option | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
enabled |
true |
Draw the artwork when the run ends. |
file |
art-<runName>.svg |
Output file. .svg or .png sets the format. Cloud paths work. Overwrites an existing file. |
style |
radial |
One of the styles. |
palette |
viridis |
viridis, magma, nfcore, ocean, sunset, mono or mondrian. The mondrian style defaults to mondrian. |
colors |
Hex colors (#rrggbb), overriding palette. |
|
background |
from the palette | Hex background color. |
width, height |
1200 |
Size in pixels, 16 to 10000. |
title |
true |
The caption: pipeline, version, run name and nf-arts version. See what goes into the art. |
A bad value stops the run at the start, not at the end.
Palettes
Every palette but mondrian blends its colors from the first process to the last. mondrian cycles off-white, red, blue and yellow on black lines, without blending.
Custom colors blend the same way:
arts {
colors = ['#ff006e', '#8338ec', '#3a86ff']
background = '#ffffff'
}