put_eurostat_cache: Put an object to cache

In restatapi: Search and Retrieve Data from Eurostat Database

Put an object to cache

Description

Save the object (dataset/toc/DSD) to cache

Usage

put_eurostat_cache(
  obj,
  oname,
  update_cache = FALSE,
  cache_dir = NULL,
  compress_file = TRUE
)

Arguments

obj	an object (toc, dataset, DSD)
oname	a character string with the name of the object to reference later in the cache
update_cache	a logical with a default value FALSE, whether to update the cache. In this case the existing value in the cache is overwritten. Can be set also with options(restatapi_update=TRUE)
cache_dir	a path to a cache directory. The default is NULL, in this case the object is saved in the memory (in the '.restatapi_env'). Otherwise if the cache_dir directory does not exist it saves in the 'restatapi' directory under the temporary directory from tempdir(). Directory can also be set with options(restatapi_cache_dir=...).
compress_file	a logical whether to compress the RDS-file in caching. Default is TRUE.

Details

Saves a given object in cache. This can be the memory .restatapi_env or on the hards disk. If the given cache_dir does not exist then the file is saved in the R temp directory (tempdir()). If the file or object with the oname exists in the cache, then the object is not cached.

Value

The function returns the place where the object was cached: either it creates an the object in the memory ('.restatapi_env') or creates an RDS-file.

Examples

dt<-data.frame(txt=c("a","b","c"),nr=c(1,2,3))
put_eurostat_cache(dt,"teszt")
get("teszt",envir=restatapi::.restatapi_env)
put_eurostat_cache(dt,"teszt",cache_dir=tempdir())
readRDS(file.path(tempdir(),"teszt.rds"))
clean_restatapi_cache(cache_dir=tempdir())

restatapi documentation built on Sept. 19, 2023, 5:08 p.m.