push_frame: Creates a Frame, Commits and Pushes Data in a Single...

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Description

In the case of one plot per push you can use do all operations in one call. This function creates a frame, commits view and pushes all data to server. The main difference in behaviour in this case is the function creates frame without permission check, so be sure that you have certain permission to push in the stack.

Usage

push_frame(
  stack,
  obj,
  description = NULL,
  params = NULL,
  message = NULL,
  profile = "default",
  handler = auto_handler(),
  protocol = NULL,
  encryption = .no_encryption,
  ...
)

Arguments

stack	A name of stack to use.
obj	Object to commit and push, e.g. plot.
description	Optional description of the object.
params	Optional parameters.
message	Push message. NULL by default.
profile	Profile you want to use, i.e. username and token. Default profile is 'default'.
handler	Specify handler to handle the object, if it's None then auto_handler will be used.
protocol	Protocol to use, usually it is NULL it means that json_protocol will be used.
encryption	Encryption method by default no_encryption will be used.
...	Optional parameters is an alternative to params. If both are present this one will be merged into params.

Value

Stack URL.

Examples

library(ggplot2)
library(dstack)
image <- qplot(clarity, data = diamonds, fill = cut, geom = "bar")
push_frame("diamonds", image, "Diamonds bar chart")

dstack documentation built on Aug. 12, 2020, 5:08 p.m.