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I’m trying to build a (minimal) seqcol implementation in rust here. Right now, the interface and API are as minimal as can be for what we need (building a seqcol digest from a SAM header for our long read quantification tool, oarfish). However, it may be generally useful to the community to have such a library in rust as that language continues to quickly gain adoption in bioinformatics.
to this end, is there some sort of “test suite” against which one can run an implementation to check compatibility with the reference implementation?
I’m trying to build a (minimal) seqcol implementation in rust here. Right now, the interface and API are as minimal as can be for what we need (building a seqcol digest from a SAM header for our long read quantification tool, oarfish). However, it may be generally useful to the community to have such a library in rust as that language continues to quickly gain adoption in bioinformatics.
to this end, is there some sort of “test suite” against which one can run an implementation to check compatibility with the reference implementation?
Thanks!
Rob
Cc @mikelove
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