add_assets {pracpac}

Add assets for the specified use case

Description

Add template assets for the use case specified in add_dockerfile or use_docker.

Usage

add_assets(
  pkg_path = ".",
  img_path = NULL,
  use_case = "default",
  overwrite = TRUE
)

Arguments

pkg_path

Path to the package directory. Default is "." for the current working directory, which assumes developer is working in R package root. However, this can be set to another path as needed.

img_path

Path to the write the docker image definition contents. The default NULL will use ⁠docker/⁠ as a subdirectory of the pkg_path.

use_case

Name of the use case. Defaults to "default", which only uses the base boilerplate.

overwrite

Logical; should existing assets should be overwritten? Default is TRUE.

Details

Example #1: the "shiny" use case requires than an app.R file moved into ⁠/srv/shiny-server/⁠ in the container image. Using add_assets(use_case="shiny") (or when using the "shiny" use case in add_dockerfile or use_docker) will create a placeholder assets/app.R in the ⁠docker/⁠ directory. The Dockerfile for the "shiny" use case will place ⁠COPY assets/app.R/srv/shiny-server⁠ into the Dockerfile.

Example #2: the "pipeline" use case creates boilerplate for moving pre- and post-processing R and shell scripts into the container at add_assets(use_case="pipeline") (or when using the "pipeline" use case in add_dockerfile or use_docker) will create a placeholder assets/pre.R, assets/post.R, and assets/run.sh into the docker/assets directory. The Dockerfile for the "pipeline" use case will place ⁠COPY assets/run.sh /run.sh⁠ into the Dockerfile.

This function is run as part of use_docker but can be used on its own.

See vignette("use-cases", package="pracpac") for details on use cases.

Value

Invisibly returns assets per handle_use_case. Called primarily for its side effects.

Examples

## Not run: 

# Specify path to example package source and copy to tempdir()
# Note that in practice you do not need to copy to a tempdir()
# And in fact it may be easiest to use pracpac relative to your package directory root
ex_pkg_src <- system.file("hellow", package = "pracpac", mustWork = TRUE)
file.copy(from = ex_pkg_src, to = tempdir(), recursive = TRUE)

# Add assets for shiny use case
add_assets(pkg_path = file.path(tempdir(), "hellow"), use_case="shiny")
# Add assets for pipeline use case
add_assets(pkg_path = file.path(tempdir(), "hellow"), use_case="pipeline")

## End(Not run)