While most GTN tutorials include their associated workflow directly in the GTN, some may wish to write a tutorial about running workflows from WorkflowHub, e.g. leveraging the IWC workflow collection.
We’ve added two snippets which make that easier than ever:
Hands On: Importing and Launching a WorkflowHub.eu Workflow
Click on galaxy-workflows-activityWorkflows in the Galaxy activity bar (on the left side of the screen, or in the top menu bar of older Galaxy instances). You will see a list of all your workflows
Click on galaxy-uploadImport at the top-right of the screen
On the new page, select the GA4GH servers tab, and configure the GA4GH Tool Registry Server (TRS) Workflow Search interface as follows:
“TRS Server”: workflowhub.eu
“search query”: name:"gromacs-mmgbsa/main"
Expand the correct workflow by clicking on it
Select the version you would like to galaxy-upload import
The workflow will be imported to your list of workflows. Note that it will also carry a little blue-white shield icon next to its name, which indicates that this is an original workflow version imported from a TRS server. If you ever modify the workflow with Galaxy’s workflow editor, it will lose this indicator.
Below is a short video showing the entire uncomplicated procedure:
Video: Importing via search from WorkflowHub
And one for Dockstore:
Hands On: Importing and Launching a Dockstore Workflow
Click on galaxy-workflows-activityWorkflows in the Galaxy activity bar (on the left side of the screen, or in the top menu bar of older Galaxy instances). You will see a list of all your workflows
Click on galaxy-uploadImport at the top-right of the screen
Paste the following URL into the box labelled “Archived Workflow URL”: https://training.galaxyproject.org/training-material/topics/assembly/tutorials/largegenome/workflows/Galaxy-Workflow-Data_QC.ga
Click the Import workflow button
Below is a short video demonstrating how to import a workflow from GitHub using this procedure:
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