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So this should hopefully work and provide the base package of ngs.plot as a bioconda package, as requested here and here.
One question regarding the packaging here remains open for me: This is NOT a "real" R package, but instead a bunch of R scripts that are bundled together, so I can't install these e.g. using
R CMD INSTALL --build .
similar to a standard CRAN or BIOCONDUCTOR package. I did this with symlinking the respective scripts (all of them!) inbin
and that should probably work, however some feedback from @bioconda/core would be great to be sure this is fine for everyone. Happy to do things differently, just nothing on the docs for such a case...Regarding the Databases that come with this, @bgruening suggested using
post-link
scripts. However we don't have a stable URL for these (GDrive only, no versioning): How do I drop these at the Galaxy Servers as you suggested @bgruening ?Thanks!