Examine Fastqc reports in aggregate; brings images, statistics, and summaries together. #fastq

FastQC_aggregate.sh

# Run this script in a directory containing zip files from fastqc. It aggregates images of each type in individual folders
# So looking across data is quick.

zips=`ls *.zip`

for i in $zips; do
    unzip -o $i &>/dev/null;
done

fastq_folders=${zips/.zip/}

rm -rf fq_aggregated # Remove aggregate folder if present
mkdir fq_aggregated

# Rename Files within each using folder name.
for folder in $fastq_folders; do
    folder=${folder%.*}
    img_files=`ls ${folder}/Images/*png`;
    for img in $img_files; do
        img_name=$(basename "$img");
        img_name=${img_name%.*}
        new_name=${folder};
        mkdir -p fq_aggregated/${img_name};
        mv $img fq_aggregated/${img_name}/${folder/_fastqc/}.png;
    done;
done;


# Concatenate Summaries
for folder in $fastq_folders; do
    folder=${folder%.*}
    cat ${folder}/summary.txt >> fq_aggregated/summary.txt
done;

# Concatenate Statistics
for folder in $fastq_folders; do
    folder=${folder%.*}
    head -n 10 ${folder}/fastqc_data.txt | tail -n 7 | awk -v f=${folder/_fastqc/} '{ print $0 "\t" f }' >> fq_aggregated/statistics.txt
    rm -rf ${folder}
done