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I would like to have a simple easily discoverable URL to download specific releases of the OomyceteDB FASTA file, such as could be used with curl or wget or any other programmatic approach.
As far as I can tell, the current website requires a human to click things to download a version of the database as a FASTA file:
Click on a release e.g. 1, dated 2021-03-01, with 885 sequences, comment "First release."
Click on "Download database"
Cross reference #15 for the problem of variable filenames from this procedure.
Options include keeping the FASTA file directly in git on GitHub (perhaps on a separate repository to the database website if you are worried about the history size over time), using public archives which assign a DOI like Zenodo or Data Dryad, or perhaps allowing direct access via URL redirection to the FASTA files on the server as data/releases/*.fa instead?
This is a good point, thanks! We are working on a new version of the website for hosting the database and will make sure that it can support scripted downloaded with static links.
I am not finding the FASTA download to be very accessible in the meaning of FAIR data, see e.g.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FAIR_data
I would like to have a simple easily discoverable URL to download specific releases of the OomyceteDB FASTA file, such as could be used with
curl
orwget
or any other programmatic approach.As far as I can tell, the current website requires a human to click things to download a version of the database as a FASTA file:
Cross reference #15 for the problem of variable filenames from this procedure.
Options include keeping the FASTA file directly in git on GitHub (perhaps on a separate repository to the database website if you are worried about the history size over time), using public archives which assign a DOI like Zenodo or Data Dryad, or perhaps allowing direct access via URL redirection to the FASTA files on the server as
data/releases/*.fa
instead?For example, there appears to be an accidentally committed pre-version 1 of the database at https://github.com/grunwaldlab/OomyceteDB/blob/master/website/2020-10-22_release_1_rps10.fasta which makes the following possible in a script etc:
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