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# ThermoRawFileParser
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Wrapper around the .net (C#) ThermoFisher ThermoRawFileReader library for running on Linux with mono. It takes a thermo RAW file as input and outputs a metadata file and the spectra in 3 possible formats
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Wrapper around the .net (C#) ThermoFisher ThermoRawFileReader library for running on Linux with mono (works on Windows too). It takes a thermo RAW file as input and outputs a metadata file and the spectra in 3 possible formats
The optional parameters only work in the -option=value format. The tool can output some RAW file metadata `-m=0|1` (0 for JSON format, 1 for TXT format) and the spectra file `-f` or both. For the MGF format, `-p` flag is used to exclude MS2 profile mode data (the MGF files can get big when the MS2 spectra were acquired in profile mode).
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For running on Windows, omit `mono`. The optional parameters only work in the -option=value format. The tool can output some RAW file metadata `-m=0|1` (0 for JSON format, 1 for TXT format) and the spectra file `-f` or both. For the MGF format, `-p` flag is used to exclude MS2 profile mode data (the MGF files can get big when the MS2 spectra were acquired in profile mode).
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ThermoRawFileParser.exe usage is (use -option=value for the optional arguments):
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-s, --subfolder[=VALUE] Optional, to disambiguate instances where the same
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collection has 2 or more MS runs with the same
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-u, --s3_url[=VALUE] Optional property to write directly the data into
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S3 Storage
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-k, --s3_accesskeyid[=VALUE]
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Optional key for the S3 bucket to write the file
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output
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-t, --s3_secretaccesskey[=VALUE]
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Optional key for the S3 bucket to write the file
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output
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-n, --s3_bucketName[=VALUE]
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S3 bucket name
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-v, --verbose Verbose the programm and the individual steps
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