syberia_objects: Find all the syberia objects of the given type and subtype in...
In robertzk/syberiaStructure: Syberia Structure

Description Usage Arguments Details Value See Also

Syberia objects can refer to models, data sources, or tests. The essence of the idea is that the pattern parameter specifies a set of consecutive character by which to look for, and type specifies the subdirectory (an additional subdirectory of that directory can be set using the subtype parameter).

1 2	syberia_objects(pattern = "", base = 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'.
`base`	character. A subdirectory to look in. For example, `type = file.path(syberia_root(), 'models')` will look in the `models` subdirectory of the root directory of the currently active Syberia project, whereas the same with `'models/dev'` will look in the `models/dev` subdirectory. 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.

For example, if we are looking for models in the prod environment matching "gbm", we could try: syberia_objects('gbm', 'models', 'prod').

Note, however, that the first argument (pattern) does not look for a substring match, but an interpolated match: for example, looking for 'abc' will match "a1b2c" or "model_a/submodel_bc" but will not match "acb" or any string where the characters 'a', 'b', and 'c' do not appear consecutively (with arbitrary strings in between them).

a list of filenames containing syberia objects

syberia_models

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