Citation and support
Cite seqproc
Section titled “Cite seqproc”Until a journal version of record is available, please cite:
Noah Cape, Elan Fisher, Daniel Liu, and Rob Patro. “seqproc: An efficient, flexible, and concise tool for sequence geometry description and transformation.” bioRxiv (2026).
Read the preprint and record the exact seqproc commit or release used in the methods section.
If a result depends on a paper benchmark configuration, also archive or cite the corresponding revision of the analysis repository.
Support and contributions
Section titled “Support and contributions”- Use GitHub Issues for bugs, feature requests, and documentation corrections.
- Use GitHub Discussions for broader protocol-design questions when discussions are enabled.
- Submit focused pull requests with tests for changed language or execution behavior.
Changes to matching, ambiguity, ordering, or compression semantics should add both unit coverage and byte-level output comparisons. Performance changes should report the workload, build, machine, replicate values, and correctness checks.
License
Section titled “License”seqproc is open source under the
BSD 3-Clause license.