envsetup (version 0.3.0)

read_path: Read path

Description

Check each environment for the file and return the path to the first.

Usage

read_path(
  lib,
  filename,
  full.path = TRUE,
  envsetup_environ = Sys.getenv("ENVSETUP_ENVIRON"),
  envir = getOption("envsetup.path.environment")
)

Value

string containing the path of the first directory the file is found

Arguments

lib

object containing the paths for all environments of a directory

filename

name of the file you would like to read

full.path

logical to return the path including the file name

envsetup_environ

name of the environment you would like to read the file from; default values comes from the value in the system variable ENVSETUP_ENVIRON which can be set by Sys.setenv(ENVSETUP_ENVIRON = "environment name")

envir

The environment to search for the path object. Defaults to the value of getOption("envsetup.path.environment").

Details

The environments searched depends on the current environment. For example, if your workflow contains a development (dev) area and production area (prod), and the code is executing in the dev environment, we search dev and prod. If in prod, we only search prod.

Examples

tmpdir <- tempdir()

# account for windows
if (Sys.info()['sysname'] == "Windows") {
  tmpdir <- gsub("\\", "\\\\", tmpdir, fixed = TRUE)
}

# add config for just the data location
hierarchy <- paste0("default:
  paths:
    data: !expr list(
      DEV = file.path('",tmpdir,"', 'demo', 'DEV', 'username', 'project1', 'data'),
      PROD = file.path('",tmpdir,"', 'demo', 'PROD', 'project1', 'data'))")

# write config file to temp directory
writeLines(hierarchy, file.path(tmpdir, "hierarchy.yml"))

config <- config::get(file = file.path(tmpdir, "hierarchy.yml"))

# build folder structure from config
build_from_config(config)

# setup environment based on config
rprofile(config::get(file = file.path(tmpdir, "hierarchy.yml")))

# place data in prod data folder
saveRDS(mtcars, file.path(tmpdir, "demo/PROD/project1/data/mtcars.rds"))

# find the location of mtcars.rds
read_path(data, "mtcars.rds")