This function finds the home for a given project (study) of interest based
on the organism and the home_type.
A character(1) specifying which organism you want to
download data from. Supported options are "human" or "mouse".
A character(1) specifying the home URL for recount3
or a local directory where you have mirrored recount3. Defaults to the
load balancer http://duffel.rail.bio/recount3, but can also be
https://recount-opendata.s3.amazonaws.com/recount3/release from
https://registry.opendata.aws/recount/ or from
IDIES at JHU https://idies.jhu.edu/recount3/data (which redirects to
https://data.idies.jhu.edu/recount3/data/). You can
set the R option recount3_url (for example in your .Rprofile) if
you have a favorite mirror.
A character() vector with the available project_home options.
By default it reads a small text file from
recount3_url/organism/homes_index using readLines(). This text file
should contain each possible project home per line. See
http://duffel.rail.bio/recount3/human/homes_index for an example.
Other internal functions for accessing the recount3 data:
annotation_ext(),
create_rse_manual(),
file_retrieve(),
locate_url(),
locate_url_ann(),
read_counts(),
read_metadata()
## List the different available `project_home` options for the default
## arguments
project_homes("human")
#> [1] "data_sources/sra" "data_sources/gtex" "data_sources/tcga"
project_homes("mouse")
#> [1] "data_sources/sra"
## Test files
project_homes("human",
recount3_url = "http://snaptron.cs.jhu.edu/data/temp/recount3"
)
#> [1] "data_sources/sra" "data_sources/gtex"
#> [3] "collections/ccle" "collections/geuvadis_smartseq"
#> [5] "collections/gtex_geuvadis"