zz_post {zzlite} | R Documentation |
Post file to Zamzar endpoint
Description
Per default ‘zz_post()' assumes that you’re doing development, thus using a development endpoint. Set parameter 'prod' to 'TRUE' to change this behavior.
Usage
zz_post(
file = NULL,
extension = NULL,
usr = NULL,
prod = FALSE,
verbose = FALSE
)
Arguments
file |
The path to the file you want to convert. |
extension |
The file type you want to convert to. E.g., 'png'. |
usr |
The username/API key you are using. If not set, the function will check if a key exists as a 'ZAMZAR_USR' variable in '.Renviron' and use that. |
prod |
Boolean deciding whether to use production or development endpoint. Defaults to 'FALSE'. |
verbose |
Boolean deciding whether or not verbose status messages should be returned. Defaults to 'FALSE'. |
Details
On differences between endpoints, see: https://developers.zamzar.com/docs#section-Next_steps and https://developers.zamzar.com/docs#section-Rate_Limits
Please note that a Zamzar key passed as argument to 'usr' takes precedence over a Zamzar key extracted from an '.Renviron'.
Value
A status message indicating either success or failure.
See Also
zz_format
for a list of formats you can convert to.
Examples
## Not run:
# Per default zz_post uses the development endpoint.
zz_post(file = "avatar.emf", extension = "png")
# Setting prod parameter to FALSE is the same as above.
zz_post(file = "avatar.emf", extension = "png", prod = FALSE)
# You need to flip prod to TRUE if you want to use the production endpoint.
zz_post(file = "avatar.emf", extension = "png", prod = TRUE)
# Remember you can always pass a Zamzar key to the usr parameter if you don't
# want to use an .Renviron file.
zz_post(file = "avatar.emf", usr = "key", extension = "png", prod = TRUE)
## End(Not run)