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β’ Add a new parameter `$format` to the `plot_chromosomes` function to allow specifying the output format (PNG or SVG).
β’ Inside the `plot_chromosomes` function, add a conditional block to handle SVG generation. Use PHP's XMLWriter or similar functionality to create SVG elements based on the chromosome data. This involves iterating over the `$collections` array and creating SVG rectangles (``) for each range.
β’ For the CSV generation, add a new function `generate_csv` that takes `$matchedData` and a file path as parameters. Use PHP's built-in `fputcsv` function to write the matching data to the specified CSV file. This function should be called at the end of the `plot_chromosomes` function if CSV output is requested.
β’ Ensure that the color allocation and image creation logic currently in place for GD is appropriately adapted for SVG output, including converting color values to a suitable format for SVG.--- +++ @@ -35,7 +35,11 @@ return $df; } -function plot_chromosomes($matchedData, $path, $title, $build) { +function plot_chromosomes($matchedData, $path, $title, $build, $format) { + if ($format == 'csv') { + generate_csv($matchedData, $path); + return; + } $one_chrom_match = $matchedData; $two_chrom_match = []; // Assuming no data for two chromosome matches in this context $cytobands = []; // Assuming cytobands data needs to be integrated or is not required for matched SNP visualization @@ -47,16 +51,30 @@ $collections = _chromosome_collections($df, $chrom_ybase, $chrom_height); foreach ($collections as $collection) { + if ($format == 'svg') { + $svgFile = fopen($path, 'w'); + fwrite($svgFile, "\n"); + foreach ($collections as $collection) { + $color = sprintf("#%02x%02x%02x", $collection['colors'][0] * 255, $collection['colors'][1] * 255, $collection['colors'][2] * 255); + foreach ($collection['xranges'] as $xrange) { + fwrite($svgFile, "\n"); + } + } + fwrite($svgFile, ""); + fclose($svgFile); + return; + } $color = imagecolorallocate($image, $collection['colors'][0] * 255, $collection['colors'][1] * 255, $collection['colors'][2] * 255); foreach ($collection['xranges'] as $xrange) { imagerectangle($image, $xrange['start'], $collection['yrange'][0], $xrange['start'] + $xrange['width'], $collection['yrange'][1], $color); } } - if (strtolower(pathinfo($path, PATHINFO_EXTENSION)) == 'png') { - imagepng($image, $path); - } else { - imagejpeg($image, $path); +} +function generate_csv($matchedData, $path) { + $csvFile = fopen($path, 'w'); + foreach ($matchedData as $data) { + fputcsv($csvFile, $data); } - imagedestroy($image); + fclose($csvFile); }
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β’ Modify the `visualizeMatchedData` method to accept an additional parameter for the output format, which should be passed through to the `plot_chromosomes` function in `Visualization.php`.
β’ Update the method call to `plot_chromosomes` within `visualizeMatchedData` to include this new parameter, allowing the user to specify their desired output format.--- +++ @@ -24,9 +24,9 @@ } } - public function visualizeMatchedData() { + public function visualizeMatchedData($format) { $visualization = new Visualization(); - $visualization->plot_chromosomes($this->matchedData, "matched_data.png", "Matched SNP Data", "Build"); + $visualization->plot_chromosomes($this->matchedData, "matched_data." . $format, "Matched SNP Data", "Build", $format); } }
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β’ Create a new PHP class `CSVGenerator` in the `src/Helpers` directory. This class should have a public static method `generate` that accepts an array of matching data and a file path as parameters.
β’ Inside the `generate` method, open a file handle for the specified path and use a loop in combination with `fputcsv` to write each item of the matching data array to the CSV file.
β’ Ensure proper error handling for file operations, such as checking if the file is writable and handling file opening failures.
β’ This class can then be used in `src/Visualization.php` for generating CSV files as part of the visualization process.
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Modify src/Visualization.php with contents:
β’ Import the newly created `CSVGenerator` class at the top of the `Visualization.php` file.
β’ In the `plot_chromosomes` function, after generating the image (PNG/JPEG) or SVG, call `CSVGenerator::generate` with the `$matchedData` and a specified file path for the CSV output. This integrates CSV generation into the visualization process.--- +++ @@ -2,6 +2,7 @@ use League\Csv\Reader; use League\Csv\Writer; +use src\Helpers\CSVGenerator; function _chromosome_collections($df, $y_positions, $height) { $collections = []; @@ -35,7 +36,11 @@ return $df; } -function plot_chromosomes($matchedData, $path, $title, $build) { +function plot_chromosomes($matchedData, $path, $title, $build, $format) { + if ($format == 'csv') { + generate_csv($matchedData, $path); + return; + } $one_chrom_match = $matchedData; $two_chrom_match = []; // Assuming no data for two chromosome matches in this context $cytobands = []; // Assuming cytobands data needs to be integrated or is not required for matched SNP visualization @@ -47,16 +52,32 @@ $collections = _chromosome_collections($df, $chrom_ybase, $chrom_height); foreach ($collections as $collection) { + if ($format == 'svg') { + $svgFile = fopen($path, 'w'); + fwrite($svgFile, "\n"); + foreach ($collections as $collection) { + $color = sprintf("#%02x%02x%02x", $collection['colors'][0] * 255, $collection['colors'][1] * 255, $collection['colors'][2] * 255); + foreach ($collection['xranges'] as $xrange) { + fwrite($svgFile, "\n"); + } + } + fwrite($svgFile, ""); + fclose($svgFile); + return; + } + CSVGenerator::generate($matchedData, str_replace('.svg', '.csv', $path)); $color = imagecolorallocate($image, $collection['colors'][0] * 255, $collection['colors'][1] * 255, $collection['colors'][2] * 255); foreach ($collection['xranges'] as $xrange) { imagerectangle($image, $xrange['start'], $collection['yrange'][0], $xrange['start'] + $xrange['width'], $collection['yrange'][1], $color); } } - if (strtolower(pathinfo($path, PATHINFO_EXTENSION)) == 'png') { - imagepng($image, $path); - } else { - imagejpeg($image, $path); +} +function generate_csv($matchedData, $path) { + $csvFile = fopen($path, 'w'); + foreach ($matchedData as $data) { + fputcsv($csvFile, $data); } - imagedestroy($image); + fclose($csvFile); } + CSVGenerator::generate($matchedData, str_replace(['.png', '.jpeg', '.jpg'], '.csv', $path));
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