document GRT a bit more

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E Rasche
2017-07-21 19:06:43 +00:00
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# Location of your galaxy config file. The radio telescope will need to
# partially initialize a copy of galaxy.
galaxy_config: config/galaxy.ini
grt:
instance_id: blah
api_key: blah
url: https://radio-telescope.galaxyproject.org/api/v1/upload
# Go to https://telescope.galaxyproject.org to obtain an Instance ID and API key
instance_id: None
api_key: None
# Galaxy Project offers a public galactic-radio-telescope instance, however
# you are free to run your own if you need. We would love it if you were
# willing and able to contribute your data publicly.
url: https://telescope.galaxyproject.org/
# Some metadata about your galaxy instance
metadata:
url: https://example.com/galaxy/
title: NLP Galaxy
description: |
This is our Galaxy instance!
publicly_visible: True
# Is the instance open to the public?
public: False
# Optional Location
latitude: 0.00
longitude: 0.00
# Owners (these are the usernames of users registered with the GRT system.)
# Owners (these are the usernames of users registered with the galactic-radio-telescope system.)
owners:
- jane.doe
@@ -24,8 +31,21 @@ blacklist:
tools:
- __SET_METADATA__
- upload1
# Or you can blacklist individual parameters from being submitted, e.g. if
# you have API keys as a tool parameter.
tool_params:
# If you wish to remove a specific parameter from *all* tools, you can
# do this by setting the name under `__all__`
__any__:
- chromInfo
# Or to blacklist under a specific tool, just specify the ID
edu.tamu.cpt.admin.metadataFetch:
- dbkey
# If you need to specify a parameter multiple levels deep, you can
# do that as well. Currently we only support blacklisting via the
# full path, rather than just a path component. So everything under
# `path.to.parameter` will be blacklisted.
- path.to.parameter
# However you could not do "parameter" and have everything under
# `path.to.parameter` be removed.
# Repeats are rendered as an *, e.g.: repeat_name.*.values