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syntax: markdown
tags: [tldr, common]
source: https://github.com/tldr-pages/tldr.git
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# gleam
> The compiler, build tool, package manager and code formatter for Gleam, "a friendly language for building type-safe systems that scale!".
> More information: <https://gleam.run/writing-gleam/command-line-reference/>.
- Create a new gleam project:
`gleam new {{project_name}}`
- Build and run a gleam project:
`gleam run`
- Build the project:
`gleam build`
- Run a project for a particular platform and runtime:
`gleam run --target {{platform}} --runtime {{runtime}}`
- Add a hex dependency to your project:
`gleam add {{dependency_name}}`
- Run project tests:
`gleam test`
- Format source code:
`gleam format`
- Type check the project:
`gleam check`

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source: https://github.com/tldr-pages/tldr.git
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# bwa
> Burrows-Wheeler Alignment tool.
> Short, low-divergent DNA sequences mapper against a large reference genome, such as the human genome.
> More information: <https://github.com/lh3/bwa>.
- Index the reference genome:
`bwa index {{path/to/reference.fa}}`
- Map single-end reads (sequences) to indexed genome using 32 [t]hreads and compress the result to save space:
`bwa mem -t 32 {{path/to/reference.fa}} {{path/to/read_single_end.fq.gz}} | gzip > {{path/to/alignment_single_end.sam.gz}}`
- Map pair-end reads (sequences) to the indexed genome using 32 [t]hreads and compress the result to save space:
`bwa mem -t 32 {{path/to/reference.fa}} {{path/to/read_pair_end_1.fq.gz}} {{path/to/read_pair_end_2.fq.gz}} | gzip > {{path/to/alignment_pair_end.sam.gz}}`
- Map pair-end reads (sequences) to the indexed genome using 32 [t]hreads with [M]arking shorter split hits as secondary for output SAM file compatibility in Picard software and compress the result:
`bwa mem -M -t 32 {{path/to/reference.fa}} {{path/to/read_pair_end_1.fq.gz}} {{path/to/read_pair_end_2.fq.gz}} | gzip > {{path/to/alignment_pair_end.sam.gz}}`
- Map pair-end reads (sequences) to indexed genome using 32 [t]hreads with FASTA/Q [C]omments (e.g. BC:Z:CGTAC) appending to a compressed result:
`bwa mem -C -t 32 {{path/to/reference.fa}} {{path/to/read_pair_end_1.fq.gz}} {{path/to/read_pair_end_2.fq.gz}} | gzip > {{path/to/alignment_pair_end.sam.gz}}`

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source: https://github.com/tldr-pages/tldr.git
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# lstopo
> Show the hardware topology of the system.
> More information: <https://manned.org/lstopo>.
- Show the summarized system topology in a graphical window (or print to console if no graphical display is available):
`lstopo`
- Show the full system topology without summarizations:
`lstopo --no-factorize`
- Show the summarized system topology with only [p]hysical indices (i.e. as seen by the OS):
`lstopo --physical`
- Write the full system topology to a file in the specified format:
`lstopo --no-factorize --output-format {{console|ascii|tex|fig|svg|pdf|ps|png|xml}} {{path/to/file}}`
- Output in monochrome or greyscale:
`lstopo --palette {{none|grey}}`