| make_prj_tree | R Documentation |
Create a files structure from a builtin template or from a customized template provided as .json file
make_prj_tree(json_str, file, path = ".", verbose = FALSE)
json_str |
string with the name of the builtin template to use |
file |
string for the name of the .json file describing a customized files structure to use as template |
path |
string containing which directory to use as root of the files structure to create |
verbose |
logical, show or not info while creating the files structure |
Only one of json_str or file must be supplied.
An error is raised if any node in the .json structure is found malformed
JSON format:
All the nodes must have a type and a name. Allowed
types are dir, for directories, and file for files.
All the directory nodes can contain any number of sub-nodes for subdirectories
The file nodes can include a content field for the text the file should
contain.
invisible, an R list that corresponds to the JSON object in
json_str, as returned by rjson::fromJSON.
rprojtree::print_template,
rprojtree::available_templates,
rjson::fromJSON
## Not run: root_path = "..." make_prj_tree(json_str = "basic_template", path = root_path) my_template <- ".../some_template.json" make_prj_tree(file = my_template, path = root_path) ## End(Not run)
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