MultiQC

@multiqc.info

Open-source tool to simplify and streamline quality control analysis, from @seqera.io

@multiqc.info has ~200 config options for customizing reports: renaming samples, reordering modules, dropping stats columns, tweaking plot defaults, and more.📊 But most users don't know what's possible, so we built a MultiQC Config Wizard. hubs.la/Q04hgKlS0

Introducing the MultiQC Config Wizard | Seqera

A new static HTML wizard for browsing, building, and validating MultiQC config files. Learn how Pydantic powers the wizard, as well as docs and VSCode integration.

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Happy to say MultiQC v1.35 is out 🎉 The headline feature: a MultiQC Config Wizard 🧙‍♂️ Browse every config option with help text and examples, fill out a form with live validation, or paste in your existing YAML and have it explained and checked. Video below 👇

Importance of being open!🌍 One of the greatest strengths of @multiqc.info is open source development.🧵What started as a one-person project in 2015 has grown into a collaborative effort involving 235 contributors today.🧵 📚 Read the blog post: hubs.la/Q03WRgb20

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💡A simple idea emerged from the frustration of manually parsing countless bioinformatics tool outputs.📊 That idea became MultiQC, and today we're celebrating 10 years of transforming global bioinformatics🌎 📗Read the highlights blog by @seqera.io: hubs.la/Q03TXC_N0

🎉 Celebrating 10 years of @multiqc.info! 📊 The numbers speak volumes: 🔹 Support for ~170 bioinformatics tools 🔹 1 run every 3 seconds (25k+ daily runs) 🔹 From single contributor to 235 contributors 🔹 7000+ journal citations (~8-9 per day) 📚 Discover a timeline of innovation: hubs.ly/Q03PsbTP0

🎉 Today marks 10 years since the very first @multiqc.info commit! What started as a simple tool for QC reports has grown into something used by thousands of labs worldwide. It's become a foundational tool in the fabric of #bioinformatics and it's a joy to see it play a small part in global research

Did you see, #MultiQC v1.28 went out a few days ago! There are a handful of release highlights for this version, but perhaps the most exciting is that .gif, .webp and .tiff files are now supported for #CustomContent - you can finally put your favourite gifs into reports! Just name them *_mqc.gif

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A highlight of this release is improved config parsing, with better support for environment variables 💫 Every MultiQC config option can now be set via an env var, and YAML configs can interpolate env vars into their strings:

Example of YAML config with environment variable string interpolation.