A self contained (Tornado) REST service for managing runfolders.
The service will watch a directory structure containing Illumina runfolders,
and try to determine the state it is in by looking for the RTAComplete.txt file
which pops up once the sequencing is finished.
Currently supported states are:
NONE -> No RTAComplete.txt file available
READY -> Has found and RTAComplete.txt file
STARTED -> Some type of processing is going on of this runfolder
DONE -> Processing has finished
ERROR -> Some problem has been detected
All states can be set via posting to the API. E.g:
curl -X POST --data '{"state": "STARTED"}' http://localhost:9999/api/1.0/runfolders/</path/to/my_runfolder>
This means that the client (e.g. a workflow) is responsible for updating the state, and determining how to handle it.
Try it out:
Install using pip:
pip install -r requirements/dev . # possible add -e if you're in development mode.
Open up the config/app.config and specify the root directories that you want to monitor for runfolders. Then run:
runfolder-ws --port 9999 --configroot config/
This will star the runfolder service on port 9999, and the api dock will be available under localhost:9999/api.
Try curl-ing to see what you can do with it:
curl localhost:9999/api
Running the tests After install you could run the integration tests to see if everything works as expected: ./runfolder_tests/run_integration_tests.py
This will by default start a local server, run the integration tests on it and then shut the server down.
Alternatively, you can run the same script against a remote server, specifying the URL and the runfolder directory: ./runfolder_tests/run_integration_tests.py http://testarteria1:10800/api/1.0 /data/testartera1/runfolders
Unit tests can be run with nosetests ./runfolder_tests/unit
Install in production One way to install this as a daemon in a production environment can be seen at https://github.com/arteria-project/arteria-provisioning