host_url

local_url

<code>host_url</code> constructs a valid host URL (at which daemons may connect)
based on the computer's hostname. This may be supplied directly to the
&#8216;url&#8217; argument of <code>daemons</code>.
<code>local_url</code> constructs a random URL suitable for local daemons.

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Charlie Gao

mirai

Minimalist Async Evaluation Framework for R

Joe Cheng

Hibiki AI Limited 

Posit Software, PBC 

host_url function

<dl><dt>tls</dt>
<dd>[default FALSE] logical value whether to use TLS in which case the
scheme used will be 'tls+tcp://'.</dd>
<dt>port</dt>
<dd>[default 0] numeric port to use. This should be open to
connections from the network addresses the daemons are connecting from.
&#8216;0&#8217; is a wildcard value that automatically assigns a free ephemeral
port.</dd></dl>

Arguments

URL Constructors — host_url

<dl>

<dt>tls</dt>
<dd>[default FALSE] logical value whether to use TLS in which case the
scheme used will be 'tls+tcp://'.</dd>


<dt>port</dt>
<dd>[default 0] numeric port to use. This should be open to
connections from the network addresses the daemons are connecting from.
&#8216;0&#8217; is a wildcard value that automatically assigns a free ephemeral
port.</dd>

</dl>

host_url: URL Constructors

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