Introduces the `annotate` subcommand to apply genome metadata from an external CSV file to a pre-built k-mer index. The command supports configurable field separators, ID columns, and null markers, while providing a `--dump` option to export current index metadata as sorted CSV. Supporting changes include minor internal refactoring in `obikindex` to use object-level directory accessors and updates to the `csv` dependency.
Introduce `iter_unitigs` methods across the index cache, content layer, MphfLayer, and typed layer to stream whole reconstructed sequences directly from underlying storage without decomposing into k-mers. Add a corresponding low-level streaming iterator in obiskio for thread-safe, lazy reads from memory-mapped files. Include a new CLI subcommand to compute and display approximate false-positive rates based on provided indexing parameters.
Introduces a new `superkmer` command that implements a multi-stage pipeline for reading nucleotide pages and constructing superkmers with configurable parameters. The implementation uses partition-aware scatter writing via `obifastwrite` to distribute output batches across workers, and adds the necessary local dependencies to the project manifest.
Introduces directory-level locking to prevent concurrent index operations from corrupting shared directories, along with explicit APIs for acquiring, probing, and releasing locks. Restructures the index cache crate to use a layered store architecture that eagerly initializes metadata and provides fast hierarchical lookups. Updates dependent modules, test suites, and CLI commands to align with the refactored API surface, and adds an end-to-end smoke test for validation.
This commit partitions the obikindex crate into multiple focused subcrates (obikfilter, obikmerge, obikquery, obikrebuild, obikselect, obikstats, obikdump, and obikidxcache) to reduce coupling and clarify module boundaries. It standardizes error handling across the workspace using OKIError and OKIResult, updates index APIs to support lazy, disk-backed partition access, and migrates NUMA system utilities to a new obisys crate. All modifications are structural, focusing on dependency graph expansion, import path updates, and API surface reorganization without altering core runtime behavior.
Eric Coissac