| read_mbr4_archived | R Documentation |
Read MBR4.0 archived data from Nextcloud
read_mbr4_archived(
file = "MBR_export_",
dir = "projects/MBR4.0/Exchange/Rohdaten/Online_export",
target_dir = tempdir(),
locale = readr::locale(tz = "CET", decimal_mark = ",", grouping_mark = "."),
col_types = readr::cols(.default = readr::col_double(), zustand =
readr::col_character(), meldungen = readr::col_character(), Zeitstempel =
readr::col_datetime(format = "%d.%m.%Y %H:%M")),
url = Sys.getenv("NEXTCLOUD_URL"),
user = Sys.getenv("NEXTCLOUD_USER"),
pw = Sys.getenv("NEXTCLOUD_USER"),
dbg = FALSE,
...
)
file |
file name/pattern of tsv file (default: "MBR_export_") |
dir |
directory on Nextcloud containing file (default: "projects/MBR4.0/Exchange/Rohdaten/Online_export") |
target_dir |
directory to download data (default: tempdir()) |
locale |
locale (default: |
col_types |
col_types (default: |
url |
url of Nextcloud (default: Sys.getenv("NEXTCLOUD_URL")) |
user |
username of Nextcloud (default: Sys.getenv("NEXTCLOUD_USER")) |
pw |
password of Nextcloud (default: Sys.getenv("NEXTCLOUD_USER")) |
dbg |
print debug messages (default: FALSE) |
... |
additional arguments passed to read_tsv |
tibble with imported archived MBR4.0 xlsx data from Nextcloud
if(check_env_nextcloud()) {
mbr4_data_archived <- read_mbr4_archived()
str(mbr4_data_archived)
}
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