folder_decrypt: Decrypt a folder.
In loelschlaeger/personfiles: Notes About Persons In Your Life
Description
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View source: R/folder_decrypt.R
Description
Function that decrypts the given object folder_encrypted.
Usage
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folder_decrypt(folder_encrypted, password = NULL)
Arguments
folder_encrypted
An object, which must be of class personfiles after decryption.
password
The folder's password. Can be NULL for no password.
Value
Returns invisibly the decrypted folder_encrypted.
Examples
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### Decrypt a folder with password "secret".
folder_encrypted <- folder(password = "secret", folder_dir = tempdir(),
overwrite = TRUE)
folder_decrypt(folder_encrypted = folder_encrypted, password = "secret")
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
View source: R/folder_decrypt.R
Description
Function that decrypts the given object folder_encrypted.
Usage
1 | folder_decrypt(folder_encrypted, password = NULL)
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Arguments
folder_encrypted |
An object, which must be of class |
password |
The folder's password. Can be |
Value
Returns invisibly the decrypted folder_encrypted.
Examples
1 2 3 4 | ### Decrypt a folder with password "secret".
folder_encrypted <- folder(password = "secret", folder_dir = tempdir(),
overwrite = TRUE)
folder_decrypt(folder_encrypted = folder_encrypted, password = "secret")
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