API Reference Coverage#

cellucid-r exports the writer cellucid_prepare(), which writes a Cellucid-ready AnnData (or MuData) store, cellucid_transition_drift(), which computes a vector field for it from a cell-cell transition matrix, the viewer (cellucid_view(), cellucid_serve() and the functions that talk to an open viewer), the session reader (cellucid_read_session(), the history’s reading functions such as cellucid_steps(), and cellucid_apply_session()) and cellucid_clear_web_cache(). This section is the flat reference for them: every exported function and the complete argument lists on one page, and the error messages on another. The narrative explanation of each argument lives in Data Preparation API and Viewing and Loading.

Note

The R help pages (?cellucid_prepare, ?cellucid_transition_drift, ?cellucid_view, ?cellucid_act, ?cellucid_on, ?cellucid_turn, ?cellucid_load_session, ?cellucid_read_session, ?cellucid_trackers, ?cellucid_apply_session, ?cellucid_debug_connection, ?cellucid_clear_web_cache) are hand-written and authoritative – each action function’s page (?cellucid_color_by, ?cellucid_highlight_cells, …) is generated from the action catalogue with the function –, and cellucid-r’s own test suite rebuilds each \usage block into a function and compares it to the real signature. The two pages here restate them for the web, with links into the guide.

Recommended reading order

  1. Public Functions

  2. Error Messages

Public Functions

Every exported function; every argument of cellucid_prepare(), grouped by what it is for, with its default, where it lands in the store, and the page that explains it; cellucid_transition_drift() and the viewer’s signatures.

Public Functions
Error Messages

How the package reports problems, and every message it raises, grouped by the input it is about.

Error Messages