listDeploymentFiles: Gather files to be bundled with an app

View source: R/bundleFiles.R

listDeploymentFilesR Documentation

Gather files to be bundled with an app

Description

Given an app directory, and optional appFiles and appFileManifest arguments, returns vector of paths to bundle in the app. (Note that documents follow a different strategy; see deployDoc() for details.)

When neither appFiles nor appFileManifest is supplied, listDeploymentFiles() will include all files under appDir, apart from the following:

  • Certain files and folders that don't need to be bundled, such as version control directories, internal config files, and RStudio state, are automatically excluded.

  • You can exclude additional files by listing them in in a .rscignore file. This file must have one file or directory per line (with path relative to the current directory). It doesn't support wildcards, or ignoring files in subdirectories.

listDeploymentFiles() will throw an error if the total file size exceeds the maximum bundle size (as controlled by option rsconnect.max.bundle.size), or the number of files exceeds the maximum file limit (as controlled by option rsconnect.max.bundle.files). This prevents you from accidentally bundling a very large direcfory (i.e. you home directory).

Usage

listDeploymentFiles(
  appDir,
  appFiles = NULL,
  appFileManifest = NULL,
  error_call = caller_env()
)

Arguments

appDir

A directory containing an application (e.g. a Shiny app or plumber API). Defaults to the current directory.

appFiles, appFileManifest

Use appFiles to specify a character vector of files to bundle in the app or appManifestFiles to provide a path to a file containing a list of such files. If neither are supplied, will bundle all files in appDir, apart from standard exclusions and files listed in a .rscignore file. See listDeploymentFiles() for more details.

error_call

The call or environment for error reporting; expert use only.

Value

Character of paths to bundle, relative to appDir.


rsconnect documentation built on Oct. 4, 2023, 5:07 p.m.