github_pat: Return the local user's GitHub Personal Access Token
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Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
PAT
Examples
Description
Extract the GitHub Personal Access Token (PAT) from the system environment
for authenticated requests.
Usage
1
github_pat(quiet = TRUE)
Arguments
quiet
Should this be loud? default TRUE.
Value
a character vector that is your Personal Access Token, or NULL
PAT
A Github 'PAT' is a Personal Access Token. This allows for signed queries to
the github api, and increases the limit on the number of requests allowed
from 60 to 5000. Follow instructions from
<https://happygitwithr.com/github-pat.html> to set the PAT.
Examples
1
2
## if you have a personal access token saved, this will return that value
github_pat()
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Description Usage Arguments Value PAT Examples
Description
Extract the GitHub Personal Access Token (PAT) from the system environment for authenticated requests.
Usage
1 | github_pat(quiet = TRUE)
|
Arguments
quiet |
Should this be loud? default TRUE. |
Value
a character vector that is your Personal Access Token, or NULL
PAT
A Github 'PAT' is a Personal Access Token. This allows for signed queries to the github api, and increases the limit on the number of requests allowed from 60 to 5000. Follow instructions from <https://happygitwithr.com/github-pat.html> to set the PAT.
Examples
1 2 | ## if you have a personal access token saved, this will return that value
github_pat()
|
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