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# BioInformatics Tool for Infrastructure Automation(BiTIA)

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Welcomme to BiTIA Documentation!

BiTIA is a tool that simplifies the infrastructure required to run complex bioinformatics pipelines. BiTIA plays well with the existing pipeline solution such as snakemake.

BiTIA has two components: **bitia-cli** and **bitita-runner**.
BiTIA CLI is on the clientside and allows clients to submit tasks to the bitia server.
BiTIA runner is on the serverside and operates the given tasks to produce results.

## **bitia-cli**
Most users only need the `bitia-cli` tool to submit tasks.
BiTIA CLI creates a zip file of the user input(pipeline) containing a unique hash and ships it to the server.

[see some examples]: examples

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getting_started/Installation
getting_started/bioinformatics
getting_started/Working

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If you want to learn how to use BiTIA and installation, check out the following resources:

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<summary><b>REQUIREMENTS</b></summary>

> - Python 3.8+
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<summary><b>INSTALLATION</b></summary>

  To Install BiTIA using pip, run this command:
  ```{eval-rst}
  .. tabs::

    .. group-tab:: Linux

           $ python3 -m pip install bitia

    .. group-tab:: MacOS

           $ python3 -m pip install bitia


    .. group-tab:: Windows
           
           $ python3 -m pip install bitia
  ```
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<summary><b>CONFIGURATION</b></summary>

  To Install BiTIA using pip, run this command:
  ```{eval-rst}
  .. tabs::

    .. group-tab:: Linux

           1. `./bitia.toml`  
           2. `~/.bitia.toml`  
           3. `$HOME/.config/bitia.toml`  
           4. `/etc/bitia.toml`  

    .. group-tab:: MacOS

           1. `./bitia.toml`  
           2. `~/.bitia.toml`  
           3. `$HOME/.config/bitia.toml`  
           4. `/etc/bitia.toml`  


    .. group-tab:: Windows
           
           1. `bitia.toml`
           2. `%APPDATA%\bitia.toml`
           3. `%PROGRAMDATA%\bitia.toml`
  ```
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<summary><b>GETTING_STARTED</b></summary>

To Learn about Bio-Informatics pipelines and RNA-seq analysis refer [Bio-Informatics pipelines](getting_started/bioinformatics.md)

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