#' Extract the raw extraction result
#'
#' This method send GET request to \emph{RawExtractionResults} end point in order
#' to download the csv file.
#'
#' The file will be saved to \code{\link[base]{tempfile}} if the \path{path} was
#' not given.
#'
#' @param path Path to save the extracted csv file to. If ommited, it will save
#' the file to \code{\link[base]{tempfile}}.
#' @param overwrite Will only overwrite existing path if \code{TRUE}.
#' @param jobid The extraction job id.
#' @param aws Will retrieving files directly from the Amazon Web Services cloud
#' if TRUE.
#' @param silence Will not print out extraction note if \code{TRUE}.
#' @return Path that the csv file was saved.
#'
extract_result <- function(path = NULL,
overwrite = FALSE,
jobid = NULL,
aws = FALSE,
silence = FALSE) {
# validate args
if(is.null(jobid))
jobid <- get("jobid",envir = cacheEnv)
if(is.null(path))
path <- tempfile(fileext = ".csv.gz")
# Build URL
url <- sprintf("%s/Extractions/RawExtractionResults('%s')/$value",
getOption("dss_url"),
jobid)
token <- get("token",envir = cacheEnv)
# We have to configure httr to not redirect a request when it receives
# a 302 status code.
# This is because httr forwards all header fields when it redirects,
# which break the AWS request.
resp <- httr::GET(url,
httr::add_headers(prefer = "respond-async",
Authorization = token),
if(aws){httr::add_headers("X-Direct-Download" = "true")},
httr::config(http_content_decoding=0,
followlocation=0),
httr::write_disk(path,overwrite),
if(!silence){httr::progress()})
error_check(resp,"Extract Results failed")
aws_redirect(resp,path,silence)
invisible(path)
}
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