osf_mv | R Documentation |
Use osf_mv()
to move a file or directory to a new project, component, or
subdirectory.
osf_mv(x, to, overwrite = FALSE, verbose = FALSE)
x |
An |
to |
Destination where the file or directory will be moved. This can be one of the following:
|
overwrite |
Logical, if a file or directory with the same name already
exists at the destination should it be replaced with |
verbose |
Logical, indicating whether to print informative messages
about interactions with the OSF API (default |
Note that a file (or directory) cannot be moved or copied onto itself, even
if overwrite = TRUE
.
An osf_tbl_file
containing the updated OSF file.
Other OSF file operations:
osf_cp()
,
osf_mkdir()
,
osf_rm()
## Not run: # Create an example file to upload to our example project project <- osf_create_project("Flower Data") write.csv(iris, file = "iris.csv") data_file <- osf_upload(project,"iris.csv") # Create a new directory to move our file to data_dir <- osf_mkdir(project, "data") # Move the file to our data directory data_file <- osf_mv(data_file, to = data_dir) # Move our data directory to a new component data_comp <- osf_create_component(project, title = "data", category = "data") data_dir %>% osf_mv(to = data_comp) %>% osf_open() ## End(Not run)
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