traverseDropDirs: Traverse and update a tree representing the file system

In armelmoth/shinyFilesDropBox: What the package does (short line)

Description

This function takes a tree representing a part of the file system and updates it to reflect the current state of the file system as well as the settings for each node. Children (contained folders) are recursed into if the parents expanded element is set to TRUE, no matter if children are currently present.

Usage

traverseDropDirs(tree, root, restrictions, dtoken)

Arguments

tree	A list representing the tree structure of the file system to traverse. Each element should at least contain the elements 'name' and 'expanded'. The elements 'empty' and 'children' will be created or updates if they exist.
root	A string with the location of the root folder for the tree
restrictions	A vector of directories within the root that should be filtered out of the results
dtoken	The Dropbox token generated by drop_auth (package rdrop2).

Value

A list of the same format as 'tree', but with updated values to reflect the current file system state.

armelmoth/shinyFilesDropBox documentation built on May 17, 2019, 11:14 p.m.