syberia_models: Find all the model objects in a Syberia project.
In robertzk/syberiaStructure: Syberia Structure

Description Usage Arguments Details Value See Also

The convention is that model files have the same name as the directory they are contained in (this allows other files in the same directory to be used as helper files). If no such file exists in a directory, all files are assumed to be model files. For example, if we have

1 2	syberia_models(pattern = "", env = c("dev", "prod"), root = syberia_root(), by_mtime = TRUE, fixed = FALSE)

`pattern`	character. A set of characters by which to filter. This uses the same format as the popular ctrl+p plugin for vim. Namely, it will look for adjacent instances of such characters regardless of any interpolating characters. For example, 'ace' will match 'abcde' but also 'abcdfghe' but not 'aebcd'.
`env`	character. The syberia environment (e.g., `'dev'` or `'prod'`. The default is `c('dev', 'prod')`.
`root`	character. The root of the syberia project. The default is `syberia_root()`.
`by_mtime`	logical. Whether or not to sort the models in descending order by last modified time. The default is `TRUE`.
`fixed`	logical. Whether or not to use smart interpolation, like in the description for the `pattern` argument. If `TRUE`, only substring matching is used.

default/en-US/model1.r default/en-US/model2/model2.r default/en-US/model2/helper.r

only the first two will be considered to be model objects. If there was a default/en-US/en-US.r, then the first would no longer be considered a model object (it would be considered a file with helper functions).

a list of filenames containing syberia models

syberia_root

robertzk/syberiaStructure documentation built on May 27, 2019, 11:38 a.m.