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gokstad is intended for easy phylogenetic tree viewing in the terminal (with ASCII and colors) or making standard and circular svg files. These files are standard and easy to read and edit svg files. You can regex the text in the svg (e.g., remove underscores in your names, increase and decrease all font sizes, etc.). They can also be editing in standard svg software.
I am constantly updating things so if you have a feature or bug, please submit and check here.
gokstad only relies on the svg.py project that you can install with pip install svg.py
or as they suggest python3 -m pip install --user svg.py
.
After installing this, you can just run python src/gokstad.py
and you will get the options (see below).
pxbdsim -e 10 | python gokstad
or give as a file (e.g., python gokstad.py treefile
))-g
argument if you want to use a gradient based on values)[&data=1.4]
)pie
(e.g., [&pie=1,2,3]
). They will automatically be scaled. If you have internal labels as well then it needs to be like ...)2[&pie=1,2,3]
.The options for godstad.py
(at the moment are)
usage: gokstad [-h] [-o OUTFILE] [-i] [-d] [-u] [-l] [-c] [-s] [-g] [-b] [-bl]
[-sc] [-cp] [-pie]
[tree]
positional arguments:
tree
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-o OUTFILE, --outfile OUTFILE
Output file if making svg. (default: test.svg)
-i, --incorder Increasing order of nodes. (default: False)
-d, --decorder Decreasing order of nodes. (default: False)
-u, --unlabel Dont show the tips (default: False)
-l, --interlabels Show internal labels. (default: False)
-c, --circle Circle tree to svg (give a filename). (default: False)
-s, --standard Standard tree to svg (give a filename). (default:
False)
-g, --gradient Do you want to use a gradient for colors (only svg)?
(default: False)
-b, --scalebar Do you want a scale bar? (default: False)
-bl, --branchlenlab Show branch length labels? (default: False)
-sc, --scale Scale branch lengths? (default: False)
-cp, --coltippar color tips the colors of their parents (default:
False)
-pie, --pie plot pie charts assuming information is as a note like
[&pie=3,2,1]. (default: False)
These all assume that you have aliased gokstad.py
as gk
in the PATH
.
gk 25.tree
)` ------------+ taxon_1
-------------------+
: ------------+ taxon_2
:
: ----+ taxon_3
: +
: -+---+ taxon_4
: ::
-+ -+-----+ taxon_5
:: ::
:: ---+------+ taxon_6
:: : :
:: -+ --------+ taxon_7
:: ::
:: :: ---+ taxon_8
------+-------------------+--------+
: : : ---+ taxon_9
: : :
: : -------------+ taxon_10
: :
: : ---------------------+ taxon_11
: : :
: ------------+ -----------+ taxon_12
: :--------+
: : -----------+ taxon_13
+ +
: : -------+ taxon_14
: -------------+
: -------+ taxon_15
:
: --------------------+ taxon_16
: -------------+
: : --------------------+ taxon_17
: :
: : ----------+ taxon_18
: : +
-----+ :---------+ taxon_19
: -------------------+
: : : + taxon_20
: : : --+
: : -------+ + taxon_21
----+ :
: ---+ taxon_22
:
: ------------+ taxon_23
: --+
---------------+ ------------+ taxon_24
:
--------------+ taxon_25
---- 0.266
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standard svg (gk -s 25.tree
)
standard svg with colors (gk -s -l -i -cp 25.grad.tree
)
standard svg with gradient colors (gk -s -g -l -i 25.grad.tree
)
standard svg with tip colors (gk -s 25.tip.tree
)
standard svg with tip colors of parents (gk -s -g -l -i -cp 25.grad.tree
)
standard svg with branch length labels, scale bar (gk -s -l -i -b -g -bl 25.grad.tree
)
standard svg with pie (gk -s -g -cp -pie results.pie
)
circle svg with colors (gk -c 100.tree
)
circle svg with tip colors (gk -c 25.tip.tree
)
circle svg with tip colors of parents (gk -c -cp 25.grad.tree
)
circle svg with branch length labels, scale bar (gk -c -cp -bl -b 25.grad.tree
)
circle svg with pie (gk -c -pie -l -cp results.pie
)
You can customize which colors are used by editing the gokstad_conf.py
file by changing the colorrotator
values. These can be names or hex values. There is a random element to the assignment. However, if you need it to be non-random, let me know and I can add that.
There is a separate set of values for the gradient in the colorgrad
variable. These are ordered and will be applied in a sorted manner to your data.
And there is a seperate set of values for the pie colors. Change as you like.
Gokstad
Gokstad was a beautiful and simple ship from the 9th century.
(modified from photo by Karamell, CC BY-SA 2.5)