rb3 (version 0.1.0)

template_meta_load: Create or Load Template Metadata

Description

These functions attempt to create new template metadata objects or load existing ones.

Usage

template_meta_load(template, ...)
template_meta_new(template, ...)
template_meta_create_or_load(template_name, ...)

Value

The created or loaded template metadata object

Arguments

template

An object representing the template. Can be of class character (template ID) or template (template object).

...

Additional arguments to be passed to the metadata creation process. These should include all required arguments specified in the template definition.

template_name

Character string specifying the template ID.

Details

The template_meta_load function checks that all required arguments for the template are provided. If any required arguments are missing, it will abort with an error of class "error_template_missing_args". It raises an error if the template is not found or if the required arguments are not provided. The error message will indicate which arguments are missing.

The template_meta_new function checks that all required arguments for the template are provided. If any required arguments are missing, it will abort with an error of class "error_template_missing_args". It raises an error if the template already exists in the database.

The template_meta_create_or_load function is a safe way to create or load template metadata. It first attempts to create a new metadata object using the provided arguments. If that fails (e.g., if the template already exists), it will attempt to load the existing metadata object. This is useful for ensuring that you always have access to the latest metadata for a given template.

Examples

if (FALSE) {
# Create or load metadata for a template
meta <- template_meta_create_or_load("b3-reference-rates",
  refdate = as.Date("2024-04-05"),
  curve_name = "PRE"
)
}