CDCgov · dthoward96 · Aug 6, 2024 · Feb 23, 2024 · Feb 23, 2024 · Feb 23, 2024
diff --git a/README.Rmd b/README.Rmd
@@ -26,15 +26,15 @@ github_pages_url <- description$GITHUB_PAGES
 
 <p style="font-size: 16px;"><em>Public Database Submission Pipeline</em></p>
 
-**Beta Version**: `r version`. This pipeline is currently in Beta testing, and issues could appear during submission. Please use it at your own risk. Feedback and suggestions are welcome! 
+**Beta Version**: v1.2.0. This pipeline is currently in Beta testing, and issues could appear during submission. Please use it at your own risk. Feedback and suggestions are welcome! 
 
 **General Disclaimer**: This repository was created for use by CDC programs to collaborate on public health related projects in support of the [CDC mission](https://www.cdc.gov/about/organization/mission.htm).  GitHub is not hosted by the CDC, but is a third party website used by CDC and its partners to share information and collaborate on software. CDC use of GitHub does not imply an endorsement of any one particular service, product, or enterprise.
 
-# [Documentation](`r github_pages_url`/index.html)
+# [Documentation](https://dthoward96.github.io/seqsender_test_website/)
 
 ## Overview
 
-``r program`` is a Python program that is developed to automate the process of generating necessary submission files and batch uploading them to <ins>NCBI archives</ins> (such as **BioSample**, **SRA**, and **Genbank**) and <ins>GISAID databases</ins> (e.g. **EpiFlu** and **EpiCoV**). Presently, the pipeline is capable of uploading **Influenza A Virus** (FLU) and **SARS-COV-2** (COV) data. However, the dynamic nature of this pipeline can allow for additional uploads of other organisms in future updates or requests.
+``r program`` is a Python program that is developed to automate the process of generating necessary submission files and batch uploading them to <ins>NCBI archives</ins> (such as **BioSample**, **SRA**, and **Genbank**) and <ins>GISAID databases</ins> (e.g. **EpiFlu**, **EpiCoV**, **EpiPox**, **EpiArbo**). Presently, the pipeline is capable of uploading **Influenza A Virus** (FLU), **SARS-COV-2** (COV), **Monkeypox** (POX), **Arbovirus** (ARBO), and a wide variety of other organisms. If you'd like to have ``r program`` support your virus create a issue.
 
 ## Contacts
 
@@ -58,15 +58,15 @@ github_pages_url <- description$GITHUB_PAGES
 
 4. Refer to this page for information regarding requirements for GenBank submissions via FTP only. This page applies only for COVID and Influenza [NCBI GenBank FTP Submissions](https://submit.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/sarscov2/genbank/#step5) For further questions contact <a href="mailto:gb-admin@ncbi.nlm.nih.gov">gb-admin@ncbi.nlm.nih.gov</a> to discuss requirements for submissions.
 
-5. Coordinate a NCBI namespace name (**spuid_namespace**) that will be used with Submitter Provided Unique Identifiers (**spuid**) in the submission. The liaison of **spuid_namespace** and **spuid** is used to report back assigned accessions as well as for cross-linking objects within submission. The values of **spuid_namespace** are up to the submitter to decide but they must be unique and well-coordinated prior to make a submission. For more information about these two fields, see [BioSample](`r github_pages_url`/articles/biosample_submission.html#metadata) / [SRA](`r github_pages_url`/articles/sra_submission.html#metadata) / [GENBANK](`r github_pages_url`/articles/genbank_submission.html#metadata) metadata requirements.
+5. Coordinate a NCBI namespace name (**spuid_namespace**) that will be used with Submitter Provided Unique Identifiers (**spuid**) in the submission. The liaison of **spuid_namespace** and **spuid** is used to report back assigned accessions as well as for cross-linking objects within submission. The values of **spuid_namespace** are up to the submitter to decide but they must be unique and well-coordinated prior to make a submission.
 
 - **GISAID Submissions**
 
-``r program`` makes use of GISAID's Command Line Interface tools to bulk uploading meta- and sequence-data to GISAID databases. Presently, the pipeline only allows upload to EpiFlu (**Influenza A Virus**) and EpiCoV (**SARS-COV-2**) databases. Before uploading, submitter needs to 
+``r program`` makes use of GISAID's Command Line Interface tools to bulk uploading meta- and sequence-data to GISAID databases. Presently, the pipeline supports upload to EpiFlu (**Influenza A Virus**), EpiCoV (**SARS-COV-2**), EpiPox (**Monkeypox**), and EpiArbo (**Arbovirus**). Before uploading, submitter needs to 
 
 1. Have a GISAID account. To sign up, visit [GISAID Platform](https://gisaid.org/). 
 
-2. Request a client-ID for EpiFlu or EpiCoV database in order to use its CLI tool. The CLI utilizes the client-ID along with the username and password to authenticate the database prior to make a submission. To obtain a client-ID, please email <a href="mailto:clisupport@gisaid.org" >clisupport@gisaid.org</a> to request. _**Important note**: If submitter would like to upload a "test" submission first to familiarize themselves with the submission process prior to make a real submission, one should additionally request a test client-id to perform such submissions._
+2. Request a client-ID for your specified Epi(Flu/CoV/Pox/Arbo) database in order to use its CLI tool. The CLI utilizes the client-ID along with the username and password to authenticate the database prior to make a submission. To obtain a client-ID, please email <a href="mailto:clisupport@gisaid.org" >clisupport@gisaid.org</a> to request. _**Important note**: If submitter would like to upload a "test" submission first to familiarize themselves with the submission process prior to make a real submission, one should additionally request a test client-id to perform such submissions._
 
 3. Download the <a href="`r github_pages_url`/articles/images/fluCLI_download.png" target="_blank">EpiFlu</a> or <a href="`r github_pages_url`/articles/images/covCLI_download.png" target="_blank">EpiCoV</a> CLI from the **GISAID platform** and stored them in the destination of choice prior to perform a batch upload.
 
@@ -75,34 +75,6 @@ Here is a quick look of where to store the downloaded **GISAID CLI** package.
 ![](man/figures/gisaid_cli_dir.png)
 
 
-
-## Requirement Files
-
-Before submitters can perform a batch submission using ``r program``, they must make sure the requirement files (such as *config.yaml*, *metadata.csv*, *sequence.fasta*, *raw reads*, etc.) are already prepared and stored in a submission directory of choice.
-
-(a) To prep for FLU submissions, select one of the databases below to get started:
-
-> <a href="`r github_pages_url`/articles/biosample_submission.html" target="_blank">BioSample</a> <br>
-> <a href="`r github_pages_url`/articles/sra_submission.html" target="_blank">SRA</a> <br>
-> <a href="`r github_pages_url`/articles/genbank_submission.html" target="_blank">Genbank</a> <br>
-> <a href="`r github_pages_url`/articles/gisaid_flu_submission.html" target="_blank">GISAID</a> <br>
-<!-- > <a href="`r github_pages_url`/articles/multiple_databases_flu_submission.html" target="_blank">Multiple databases</a> -->
-
-(b) To prep for COV submissions, select one of the databases below to get started:
-
-> <a href="`r github_pages_url`/articles/biosample_submission.html" target="_blank">BioSample</a> <br>
-> <a href="`r github_pages_url`/articles/sra_submission.html" target="_blank">SRA</a> <br>
-> <a href="`r github_pages_url`/articles/genbank_submission.html" target="_blank">Genbank</a> <br>
-> <a href="`r github_pages_url`/articles/gisaid_cov_submission.html" target="_blank">GISAID</a> <br>
-<!-- > <a href="`r github_pages_url`/articles/multiple_databases_cov_submission.html" target="_blank">Multiple databases</a> -->
-
-## Quick Start
-
-- [How to run seqsender locally](`r github_pages_url`/articles/local_installation.html)
-- [How to run seqsender with Docker](`r github_pages_url`/articles/docker_installation.html)
-- [How to run seqsender with Compose](`r github_pages_url`/articles/compose_installation.html)
-- [How to run seqsender with Singularity](`r github_pages_url`/articles/singularity_installation.html)
-
 ## Code Attributions
 
 Dakota Howard and Reina Chau for majority of the code base with input and testing from [colleagues](`r github_pages_url`/authors.html). 

diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@
 
 </p>
 
-**Beta Version**: 1.1.0. This pipeline is currently in Beta testing, and
+**Beta Version**: 1.2.0. This pipeline is currently in Beta testing, and
 issues could appear during submission. Please use it at your own risk.
 Feedback and suggestions are welcome\!
 
@@ -23,18 +23,19 @@ CDC and its partners to share information and collaborate on software.
 CDC use of GitHub does not imply an endorsement of any one particular
 service, product, or enterprise.
 
-# [Documentation](https://cdcgov.github.io/seqsender/index.html)
+# [Documentation](https://dthoward96.github.io/seqsender_test_website/)
 
 ## Overview
 
 `seqsender` is a Python program that is developed to automate the
 process of generating necessary submission files and batch uploading
 them to <ins>NCBI archives</ins> (such as **BioSample**, **SRA**, and
-**Genbank**) and <ins>GISAID databases</ins> (e.g. **EpiFlu** and
-**EpiCoV**). Presently, the pipeline is capable of uploading **Influenza
-A Virus** (FLU) and **SARS-COV-2** (COV) data. However, the dynamic
-nature of this pipeline can allow for additional uploads of other
-organisms in future updates or requests.
+**Genbank**) and <ins>GISAID databases</ins> (e.g. **EpiFlu**,
+**EpiCoV**, **EpiPox**, **EpiArbo**). Presently, the pipeline is capable
+of uploading **Influenza A Virus** (FLU), **SARS-COV-2** (COV),
+**Monkeypox** (POX), **Arbovirus** (ARBO), and a wide variety of other
+organisms. If you’d like to have `seqsender` support your virus create a
+issue.
 
 ## Contacts
 
@@ -84,31 +85,26 @@ FTP on the command line. Before attempting to submit a submission using
     used to report back assigned accessions as well as for cross-linking
     objects within submission. The values of **spuid\_namespace** are up
     to the submitter to decide but they must be unique and
-    well-coordinated prior to make a submission. For more information
-    about these two fields, see
-    [BioSample](https://cdcgov.github.io/seqsender/articles/biosample_submission.html#metadata)
-    /
-    [SRA](https://cdcgov.github.io/seqsender/articles/sra_submission.html#metadata)
-    /
-    [GENBANK](https://cdcgov.github.io/seqsender/articles/genbank_submission.html#metadata)
-    metadata requirements.
+    well-coordinated prior to make a submission.
 
 <!-- end list -->
 
   - **GISAID Submissions**
 
 `seqsender` makes use of GISAID’s Command Line Interface tools to bulk
 uploading meta- and sequence-data to GISAID databases. Presently, the
-pipeline only allows upload to EpiFlu (**Influenza A Virus**) and EpiCoV
-(**SARS-COV-2**) databases. Before uploading, submitter needs to
+pipeline supports upload to EpiFlu (**Influenza A Virus**), EpiCoV
+(**SARS-COV-2**), EpiPox (**Monkeypox**), and EpiArbo (**Arbovirus**).
+Before uploading, submitter needs to
 
 1.  Have a GISAID account. To sign up, visit [GISAID
     Platform](https://gisaid.org/).
 
-2.  Request a client-ID for EpiFlu or EpiCoV database in order to use
-    its CLI tool. The CLI utilizes the client-ID along with the username
-    and password to authenticate the database prior to make a
-    submission. To obtain a client-ID, please email
+2.  Request a client-ID for your specified Epi(Flu/CoV/Pox/Arbo)
+    database in order to use its CLI tool. The CLI utilizes the
+    client-ID along with the username and password to authenticate the
+    database prior to make a submission. To obtain a client-ID, please
+    email
     <a href="mailto:clisupport@gisaid.org" >clisupport@gisaid.org</a> to
     request. ***Important note**: If submitter would like to upload a
     “test” submission first to familiarize themselves with the
@@ -127,50 +123,6 @@ package.
 
 ![](man/figures/gisaid_cli_dir.png)
 
-## Requirement Files
-
-Before submitters can perform a batch submission using `seqsender`, they
-must make sure the requirement files (such as *config.yaml*,
-*metadata.csv*, *sequence.fasta*, *raw reads*, etc.) are already
-prepared and stored in a submission directory of choice.
-
-1)  To prep for FLU submissions, select one of the databases below to
-    get started:
-
-> <a href="https://cdcgov.github.io/seqsender/articles/biosample_submission.html" target="_blank">BioSample</a>
-> <br>
-> <a href="https://cdcgov.github.io/seqsender/articles/sra_submission.html" target="_blank">SRA</a>
-> <br>
-> <a href="https://cdcgov.github.io/seqsender/articles/genbank_submission.html" target="_blank">Genbank</a>
-> <br>
-> <a href="https://cdcgov.github.io/seqsender/articles/gisaid_flu_submission.html" target="_blank">GISAID</a>
-> <br>
-> <!-- > <a href="https://cdcgov.github.io/seqsender/articles/multiple_databases_flu_submission.html" target="_blank">Multiple databases</a> -->
-
-2)  To prep for COV submissions, select one of the databases below to
-    get started:
-
-> <a href="https://cdcgov.github.io/seqsender/articles/biosample_submission.html" target="_blank">BioSample</a>
-> <br>
-> <a href="https://cdcgov.github.io/seqsender/articles/sra_submission.html" target="_blank">SRA</a>
-> <br>
-> <a href="https://cdcgov.github.io/seqsender/articles/genbank_submission.html" target="_blank">Genbank</a>
-> <br>
-> <a href="https://cdcgov.github.io/seqsender/articles/gisaid_cov_submission.html" target="_blank">GISAID</a>
-> <br>
-> <!-- > <a href="https://cdcgov.github.io/seqsender/articles/multiple_databases_cov_submission.html" target="_blank">Multiple databases</a> -->
-
-## Quick Start
-
-  - [How to run seqsender
-    locally](https://cdcgov.github.io/seqsender/articles/local_installation.html)
-  - [How to run seqsender with
-    Docker](https://cdcgov.github.io/seqsender/articles/docker_installation.html)
-  - [How to run seqsender with
-    Compose](https://cdcgov.github.io/seqsender/articles/compose_installation.html)
-  - [How to run seqsender with
-    Singularity](https://cdcgov.github.io/seqsender/articles/singularity_installation.html)
-
 ## Code Attributions
 
 Dakota Howard and Reina Chau for majority of the code base with input