rhub (version 1.0.1)

rhub_check: An rhub_check object holds status and results of rhub checks

Description

An rhub_check object holds status and results of rhub checks

This class is similar to rhub_check (it inherites from it), but it shows the results of the checks in a more consice format by default. To show the details, call the $details() method.

Usage

ch$update()
ch$print(...)
ch$web(which = NULL)
ch$livelog(which = 1)

chl$update()
chl$print(...)
chl$details()
chl$livelog(which = 1)

Arguments

• ch An rhub check object. It can be created using check(), list_my_checks() or list_package_checks(). See also last_check().
• ... Extra arguments are currently ignored.
• which Which check to show, if the object contains multiple checks. For web the default is all checks. For livelog the default is the first check. A check can be selected via its number or id.

Details

An rhub_check object can be created by check(), list_my_checks(), or list_package_checks(). last_check() returns the last check(s) submitted from the current R session. ch$update() updates the status of the check. Printing the check status to the screen does not perform an update, unless the status of the check(s) is unknown. ch$print() prints the status of the check(s) to the screen. ch$web() opens a tab or window in the default web browser, that points to the detailed logs of the check. ch$livelog() shows the live log of the check. The live log can be interrupted using the usual interruption keyboard shortcut, usually CTRL+c or ESC. The list_my_checks() and list_package_checks() functions create rhub_check_list objects. See rhub_check for the description of the inherited chl$update(), chl$print(), chl$livelog() methods. chl$details() prints the details for all checks in the list.

Examples

## Not run: 
# check()
# ch <- last_check()
# ch$update()
# ch$web()
# ch$livelog()
# ## End(Not run)
## Not run: 
# chl <- list_my_checks()
# chl
# chl$details()
# ## End(Not run)