Pulls positive SC2 sample IDs and relavant dates from StarLIMS.
**NOTE:** These scripts are encrypted, but are generally intended for use on Windows machines. Decrypt them on a Linux/Mac machine using the [entire repo instructions](https://github.com/MillironX/wphl-bioinformatics/blob/master/README.md), then copy over using a secure flash drive or similar method.
## Usage
Double-click `refresh-lims-data.bat` in any location.
## Installation
This script requires [Miniconda](https://conda.io/en/master/miniconda.html#windows-installers).
1. Download and install Miniconda
1. Select "Just Me" when asked who to install for
2. All other default options will work
2. Press `Win+R`, type `%USERPROFILE%` and press Enter
4. Copy all of the decrypted files to `limsdatapull`
5. Open Anaconda console (not PowerShell) from the Start Menu
6. Run `conda create -n limsdatapull -f %USERPROFILE%\limsdatapull\limsdatapull.yaml`
7. Answer `y` to all the prompts
8. Close the console
9. (Optional) Copy `refresh-lims-data.bat` to the Desktop
10. (Optional) Set up a scheduled task to run `refresh-lims-data.bat` regularly
When `refresh-lims-data.bat` is run, a new file called `SeqenceDatabase.xlsx` will be added to `limsdatapull`. This file can be referenced by other spreadsheets for efficient and timely lookup data from StarLIMS.
