# Generating summary files

The results from numerous runs can be collated into one table using the following command:

```
tb-profiler collate
```

This will automatically create a number of colled result files from all the individual result files in the *result* directory. If you would like to generate this file for a subset of the runs you can provide a list with the run sames using the `--samples` flag. The prefix for the output files is *tbprofiler* by default but this can be changed with the `--prefix` flag.

**Writing your own summary scripts**

The `collate` function extracts the drug-resistance mutations and lineage, however you may want to extract more features that are present in the individual json result files. I have created a little tutorial on how to do this [here](https://jodyphelan.gitbook.io/tb-profiler/writing-a-custom-collate-script).

## iTOL files

Several files are produced by the `tb-profile collate` function. Among these are several config files that can be used with [iTOL](http://itol.embl.de/) to annotate phylogenetic trees. A small tree and config files have been placed in the *example\_data* directory. To use navigate to the iTOL website and upload the *tbprofiler.tree* file using the upload button on the navigation bar. Once this has been uploaded you will be taken to a visualisation of the tree. To add the annotation, click on the '+' button on the lower right hand corner and select the iTOL config files. You should now see a figure similar to the one below. The following annotations are included:

* Lineage
* Drug resistance classes (Sensitive, drug-resistant, MDR, XDR)
* Drug resistance calls for individual drugs, were filled circles represent resistance.

![An example tree with annotations added](https://474253360-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-legacy-files/o/assets%2F-M9cvGy4eVqvGN5UqFAr%2F-M9de4rcPyHcew54B7pb%2F-M9deCUvzscq44WU5YrO%2Fitol_example.png?alt=media\&token=cb2c29db-b5d6-4241-aec7-0f391bc256aa)