View source: R/populate-sandbox.R
| populate_sandbox | R Documentation |
Stores the deterministic corpus generated by
sandbox_corpus in a mailbox, using the package's own IMAP
operations: each message is uploaded with APPEND
(ImapCon$append_msg()), a secondary folder is created with
CREATE, and flags are set with STORE. It is meant to be run
against the disposable local Docker IMAP server shipped in
system.file("docker", package = "mRpostman") — see the
"A reproducible IMAP sandbox with Docker" vignette — but works
against any IMAP account (mind your provider's rate limits).
populate_sandbox(
con,
n = 200,
seed = 3501,
extra_folder = "ProjectAtlas",
mute = FALSE
)
con |
An |
n |
Number of messages to append to INBOX. Default is |
seed |
An integer used as the RNG seed for
|
extra_folder |
A string with the name of a secondary folder to be
created and populated with every 10th message (for folder, COPY, and MOVE
demonstrations), or |
mute |
A |
APPEND via libcurl stores messages with the \Seen
flag (hardcoded in libcurl's IMAP module) and the current internal date,
so flags are adjusted afterwards with ImapCon$add_flags() and
ImapCon$remove_flags(). Internal-date searches
(BEFORE/SINCE/ON, WITHIN) therefore only make
sense relative to the population time; searches on fixed dates should use
the SENT* variants, which read the Date: header — spread
over the year 2020 in this corpus.
Invisibly, the info data.frame of the generated corpus (see
sandbox_corpus).
Other sandbox:
enron_sandbox(),
ingest_maildir(),
sandbox_corpus()
## Not run:
# against the local Docker sandbox (see the vignette):
con <- configure_imap(url = "imap://localhost:1430",
username = "testuser",
password = "sandbox",
use_ssl = FALSE)
info <- populate_sandbox(con, n = 200)
## End(Not run)
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