pkgstats_from_archive | R Documentation |
Trawl a local CRAN archive and extract statistics from all packages
pkgstats_from_archive(
path,
archive = TRUE,
prev_results = NULL,
results_file = NULL,
chunk_size = 1000L,
num_cores = 1L,
save_full = FALSE,
save_ex_calls = FALSE,
results_path = fs::path_temp()
)
path |
Path to local archive of R packages, either as source directories, or '.tar.gz' files such as in a CRAN mirror. |
archive |
If |
prev_results |
Result of previous call to this function, if available.
Submitting previous results will ensure that only newer packages not present
in previous result will be analysed, with new results simply appended to
previous results. This parameter can also specify a file to be read with
|
results_file |
Can be used to specify the name or full path of a |
chunk_size |
Divide large archive trawl into chunks of this size, and
save intermediate results to local files. These intermediate files can be
combined to generate a single |
num_cores |
Number of machine cores to use in parallel, defaulting to single-core processing. |
save_full |
If |
save_ex_calls |
If |
results_path |
Path to save intermediate files generated by the
|
A data.frame
object with one row for each package containing
summary statistics generated from the pkgstats_summary function.
Other archive:
dl_pkgstats_data()
,
pkgstats_cran_current_from_full()
,
pkgstats_fns_from_archive()
,
pkgstats_fns_update()
,
pkgstats_update()
# Create fake archive directory with single tarball:
f <- system.file ("extdata", "pkgstats_9.9.tar.gz", package = "pkgstats")
tarball <- basename (f)
archive_path <- file.path (tempdir (), "archive")
if (!dir.exists (archive_path)) {
dir.create (archive_path)
}
path <- file.path (archive_path, tarball)
file.copy (f, path)
tarball_path <- file.path (archive_path, "tarballs")
dir.create (tarball_path, recursive = TRUE)
file.copy (path, file.path (tarball_path, tarball))
## Not run:
out <- pkgstats_from_archive (tarball_path)
## End(Not run)
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