Currently, the method to write a sample sheet from given data uses the csv.writer from python stdlib. At current, the default formatting uses the "excel" dialect. Meaning newline characters default to "\r\n".
Adding keyword arguments to override the default dialect behavior would be helpful.
def write(self, handle: TextIO, blank_lines: int = 1, **kwargs: Mapping) -> None:
...
writer = csv.writer(handle, **kwargs)
...
Which can be used like so, for example:
sheet = SampleSheet(...)
sheet.write(handle, lineterminator="/n")
# --or--
sheet.write(handle, dialect="unix")
Currently, the method to write a sample sheet from given data uses the csv.writer from python stdlib. At current, the default formatting uses the "excel" dialect. Meaning newline characters default to "\r\n".
Adding keyword arguments to override the default dialect behavior would be helpful.
Which can be used like so, for example: