set_token: Save authorisation details for an Egnyter user
In joshmuncke/egnyter: Read and Write Data to Egnyte from R
set_token R Documentation
Save authorisation details for an Egnyter user
Description
This function allows you to save your Egnyter authorisation token
(which you can get using authenticate_user) and Egnyte domain
to your R options which means you will not have to reference them every time you
use Egnyter.
Usage
set_token(domain, app_key, username, password)
Arguments
domain
the URL of your Egnyte domain
app_key
API key of your Egnyte application
app_secret
API secret key of your Egnyte application
username
user's Egnyte username
password
user's Egnyte password
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Save authorisation details for an Egnyter user
Description
This function allows you to save your Egnyter authorisation token
(which you can get using authenticate_user) and Egnyte domain
to your R options which means you will not have to reference them every time you
use Egnyter.
Usage
set_token(domain, app_key, username, password)
Arguments
domain |
the URL of your Egnyte domain |
app_key |
API key of your Egnyte application |
app_secret |
API secret key of your Egnyte application |
username |
user's Egnyte username |
password |
user's Egnyte password |
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