| github_rate_limit | R Documentation |
github_get_token - returns the user's GitHub personal access token (PAT).
github_set_token - defines the user's GitHub PAT by setting the GITHUB_PAT environmental variable.
This value will persist until the session ends or gihub_reset_token() is called.
github_reset_token - removes the value stored in the GITHUB_PAT environmental variable.
github_test_token - checks if a PAT is valid by attempting to authenticate with the GitHub API.
github_token_scopes - returns a vector of scopes granted to the token.
github_rate_limit()
github_graphql_rate_limit()
github_get_token()
github_set_token(token)
github_reset_token()
github_test_token(token = github_get_token())
github_token_scopes(token = github_get_token())
token |
Character. Either the literal token, or the path to a file containing the token. |
This package looks for the personal access token (PAT) in the following places (in order):
Value of GITHUB_PAT environmental variable.
Any GitHub PAT token(s) stored with gitcreds via gitcreds_set().
For additional details on creating a GitHub PAT see the usethis vignette on Managing Git(Hub) Credentials. For those who do not wish to read the entire article, the quick start method is to use:
usethis::create_github_token() - to create the token and then,
gitcreds::gitcreds_set() - to securely cache the token.
github_get_token() returns the current PAT as a character string with the gh_pat
class. See gh::gh_token() for additional details.
github_set_token() and github_reset_token() return the result of Sys.setenv() and
Sys.unsetenv() respectively.
github_test_token() invisibly returns a logical value, TRUE if the test passes,
FALSE if not.
github_token_scopes() returns a character vector of granted scopes.
## Not run:
github_test_token()
github_token_scopes()
(pat = github_get_token())
github_set_token("ghp_BadTokenBadTokenBadTokenBadTokenBadToken")
github_get_token()
github_test_token()
github_set_token(pat)
## End(Not run)
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