du.upload | R Documentation |
Upload dictionaries and data into the DataSHIELD backend.
du.upload(
dict_version,
data_version = "1_0",
dict_kind,
cohort_id,
database_name = "opal_data",
data_input_format = du.enum.input.format()$CSV,
data_input_path,
action = du.enum.action()$ALL,
upload = TRUE,
run_mode = du.enum.run.mode()$NORMAL,
override_project = NULL,
download_method = "libcurl"
)
dict_version |
version of the data dictionary to be used |
data_version |
version of the dataset to be uploaded |
dict_kind |
can be 'core' or 'outcome' |
cohort_id |
cohort name: [du.enum.cohorts] |
database_name |
is the name of the data backend of DataSHIELD, default = opal_data |
data_input_format |
format of the database to be reshaped. Can be [du.enum.input.format] |
data_input_path |
path to the to-be-uploaded data |
action |
action to be performed, can be [du.enum.action] |
upload |
directly upload the reshaped database to the logged in DataSHIELD server, TRUE or FALSE |
run_mode |
default = NORMAL, [du.enum.run.mode] |
override_project |
overrides the generated project name |
download_method |
method to be passed to 'method' argument of download.file. Default is "libcurl". |
## Not run:
du.upload(
data_input_format = "CSV",
data_input_path = "~/path-to-file/all_measurements_v1_2.csv",
data_version = "1_0",
dict_version = "2_1",
cohort_id = "gecko"
)
## End(Not run)
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