chaintools 0.0.7

work with .chain files in Rust
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# chaintools filter

Filter chain records from one or more chain files, or from standard input when
no `--chain` argument is provided.

## Input

- `--chain <PATH>`: read a chain file. May be repeated.
- No `--chain`: read chain data from standard input.
- `.gz` input paths are supported when the `gzip` feature is enabled.

## Output

Matching chains are written to standard output in UCSC chain format.

- `--out-chain <PATH>`: write matching chains to this path instead of standard
  output.
- `--gzip`: gzip-compress the output. Output is uncompressed unless this option
  is present. Requires the `gzip` feature.
- `--output-format dense`: default chain format.
- `--output-format long`: UCSC long chain format.
- `--merge-zero-gaps`: merge zero-length gaps before filtering and report the
  merge count to standard error.

## Filters

- `--query-names <NAMES>`
- `--exclude-query-names <NAMES>`
- `--target-names <NAMES>`
- `--exclude-target-names <NAMES>`
- `--chain-id <ID>`
- `--min-score <SCORE>`
- `--max-score <SCORE>`
- `--min-query-start <POSITION>`
- `--max-query-start <POSITION>`
- `--min-query-end <POSITION>`
- `--max-query-end <POSITION>`
- `--min-target-start <POSITION>`
- `--max-target-start <POSITION>`
- `--min-target-end <POSITION>`
- `--max-target-end <POSITION>`
- `--query-overlap-start <POSITION>`
- `--query-overlap-end <POSITION>`
- `--target-overlap-start <POSITION>`
- `--target-overlap-end <POSITION>`
- `--query-strand <STRAND>`
- `--min-gapless-block <BASES>`
- `--min-query-gap <BASES>`
- `--min-target-gap <BASES>`
- `--max-query-gap <BASES>`
- `--max-target-gap <BASES>`
- `--min-query-span <BASES>`
- `--max-query-span <BASES>`
- `--min-target-span <BASES>`
- `--max-target-span <BASES>`
- `--exclude-random`
- `--exclude-haplotype`

## Differences from UCSC chainFilter

- Input is provided with repeated `--chain <PATH>` arguments. If no `--chain`
  is provided, input is read from standard input.
- Output can be redirected with `--out-chain <PATH>` instead of shell
  redirection.
- `--out-chain` is rejected when it exactly matches an input `--chain` path.
- Output gzip compression is explicit with `--gzip`; a `.gz` output path alone
  does not enable compression.
- Arguments use descriptive chaintools names rather than UCSC flag names.
- Disabled filters are represented by omitted options, not sentinel defaults
  such as `-2147483647`.
- `--chain-id` accepts only positive identifiers.
- Score filter thresholds are non-negative, but parsed chain scores may be
  negative. Negative scores pass `--max-score` thresholds and fail positive
  `--min-score` thresholds.
- When writing chain output to standard output, logging is disabled and non-off
  `--level` values require `--out-chain`.
- When `--out-chain` is used, logging defaults to `info`. Use `--level` to set
  `off`, `error`, `warn`, `info`, `debug`, or `trace`.
- Negative chain scores are accepted. A warning is emitted when the effective
  logging level includes warnings.
- `--max-score` has no visible CLI default; when omitted it behaves as
  `u64::MAX`.
- Global `--threads/-t` and `--level/-L` are reserved at the top-level CLI.