File watcher for Signal Data Assay#1021
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Implementation of a file watcher to automate the importing of chromatogram data into the signal data assay. The file watcher is triggered on the metadata file (.csv or .tsv) extensions are allowed. The file watcher will parse the metadata file and make copies of the source data files into a server managed location.
We will register the data files as input datas to the run and the metadata file will get registered as the run output data. Once validation is completed the run will get created. The resulting run should be exactly the same as one that is created manually through the import UI. The run ID is generated automatically using the same date stamp that is used for the input data folder.