driver_drake | R Documentation |
Run the entire data system using drake to manage the process which gives us a number of features, most notably the "make" capabilities so that subsequent invocations only need to rebuild targets that have actually changed.
driver_drake(
stop_before = NULL,
stop_after = NULL,
return_inputs_of = stop_before,
return_outputs_of = stop_after,
return_data_names = union(inputs_of(return_inputs_of), outputs_of(return_outputs_of)),
return_data_map_only = FALSE,
return_plan_only = FALSE,
write_xml = !return_data_map_only,
xmldir = XML_DIR,
quiet = FALSE,
user_modifications = NULL,
xml_suffix = NULL,
...
)
stop_before |
Stop immediately before this chunk (character) |
stop_after |
Stop immediately after this chunk (character) |
return_inputs_of |
Return the data objects that are inputs for these chunks (character).
If |
return_outputs_of |
Return the data objects that are output from these chunks (character)
If |
return_data_names |
Return these data objects (character). By default this is the union of |
return_data_map_only |
Return only the precursor information? (logical) This overrides
the other |
return_plan_only |
Return only the drake plan (logical) |
write_xml |
Write XML Batch chunk outputs to disk? |
xmldir |
Location to write output XML (ignored if |
quiet |
Suppress output? |
user_modifications |
A list of function names which implement a user mod chunk. See vignettes/usermod_vignette.Rmd for more details and examples. |
xml_suffix |
A suffix to be appended at the end of all XML file name if not null. Such a feature is
useful when using |
... |
Additional arguments to be forwarded on to |
The interface mostly mimics that of driver
with the exception
that writing outputs is not optional since drake needs to include all
outputs in the cache as a matter of course. In addition we allow users
to pass any additional arguments to driver_drake
which will be
forwarded on to drake::make
.
A list of all built data (or a data map tibble if requested).
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