Installation¶
Currently the titan-nf
is installable from my personal Anaconda channel, rpetit3. There are plans to add it to Bioconda, but that will require some other packages to make their way to Bioconda before I can get titan-nf
added.
Create titan-nf
Environment¶
To install titan-nf
we'll want to create a new environment.
conda create -n titan-nf -c rpetit3 -c conda-forge -c bioconda titan-nf
conda activate titan-nf
Keep base
environment clean
Conda is a very senstive when it comes to the base
environment. So it's a good practice to limit what's installed in the base
environment. I personally only install mamba
in the base
environment. Don't fret though! Its easy enough to reinstall Conda incase things break, but its much quicker to delete an environment.
Update titan-nf
¶
titan-nf
is currently under active development, so it may be necessary to update it from time to time. Here's how:
conda activate titan-nf
conda update -c rpetit3 -c conda-forge -c bioconda titan-nf
When you update titan-nf
you should see something like this:
The following packages will be UPDATED:
titan-nf 1.0.0-0 --> 1.0.1-0
This is telling you that titan-nf
is going to be updated from v1.0.0
to v1.0.1
.
Removing titan-nf
¶
Incase the need ever arises, and you need to remove the titan-nf
environment, it's easy peasy:
conda env remove -n titan-nf
Conda will very quietly delete the environment, and you should no longer see it when you run conda env list
.