#readSequence.R
#' \code{<function>} Produce a sequence alignment by taking a protein sequence
#' given in fasta format
#' Details.
#' @section Input: The name of a fasta file that contains a MSA
#'
#' @param fastaFile Name of the fasta filecontaining an MSA of given sequences in the
#' form of a string
#'
#' @param readType Specifies which XStringSet object to produce.
#' This can be either "AAStringSet", "DNAStringSet", or "RNAStringSet". If the provided XStringSet
#' format is invalid, stop execution and return an error statement.
#'
#' @return A XStringObject containing the multiple sequence alignment of the given
#' input file in fasta format. The type of XStringObject depends on the readType parameter.
#'
readSequence <- function(fastaFile,
readType) {
#Retrieve the filepath of the multiple sequence alignment file
filepath <- system.file("extdata", fastaFile, package = "shi")
#Read the alignment according to the given type of alignment
if (readType == "AAStringSet") {
mySeq <- Biostrings::readAAStringSet(filepath)
}
else if (readType == "DNAStringSet") {
mySeq <- Biostrings::readDNAStringSet(filepath)
}
else if (readType == "RNAStringSet") {
mySeq <- Biostrings::readRNAStringSet(filepath)
}
else {
stop(sprintf("Input object of class %s is not supported.", readType))
}
return (mySeq)
}
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