Description Usage Arguments Value See Also Examples
One limitation of the mantaRSDK
is that it is not
designed to handle large (multi-Gigabyte or larger)
objects. Uploads - mantaPut
- work from files, but
Downloads - mantaGet
- fill the R memory space to
their completion before being written to a file. To
download files larger than your R memory, use the Manta
Node.js command line tool mget
. The Node.js based
Manta command line tools employ streams, so object size is
not a limitation.
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mantapath |
vector of character, optional. Path to a manta object or object name in current working Manta directory for retrieval. Vectorized, |
filename |
optional. Assumes this is the target
filename in the current path. Downloads file to the local
path specified by |
buffer |
logical required. When |
metadata |
logical optional. Set |
info |
logical. Set |
verbose |
logical, optional. Passed to |
TRUE
or FALSE
depending on success of GET
transfer
Other mantaGet: mantaCat
;
mantaLoad.ws
; mantaLoad
;
mantaSave
; mantaSource
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 | ## Not run:
data <- runif(100)
mantaDump("data")
rm(data)
mantaGet("dumpdata.R")
mantaRm("dumpdata.R")
source("dumpdata.R")
ls()
#mantaGet(mantaLs.paths(items = 'o'))
## Downloads the objects in your Manta working directory to your local working R directory with
## the same filenames.
#mantaGet(mantaLs.paths(items = 'o'), metadata = TRUE)
## Downloads and return just the metadata in R format for the Manta working directory contents.
## End(Not run)
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