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Export ARC metadata

last updated at 2022-12-20

Users have the possibility to export the metadata within the ARC as a JSON file. Using

arc export

the ARC Commander transfers all metadata from the isa.study.xlsx and isa.assay.xlsx to the isa.investigation.xlsx registry and prints the information to the console in JSON format. Using

arc export > YourFile.json

the ARC Commander directly generates a JSON file at the root of the ARC. Currently, this JSON file is identical to the ISA.json.

⚠️ Important note: Both ISA-Tab and ISA.json support the Data File column. As this object has no factors field, which is essential for describing the experiment, the ARC Commander generates an additional sample object with the same name to store the factors when parsing a line with a data file output. As the mapping from input to output in the process is handled exactly n to n, this also requires a duplication of the input objects resulting in additional list entries.

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