This function has side-effects by default, see the set_as_default
argument.
Usage
download_yq(
url = NULL,
os = NULL,
arch = NULL,
yq_version = "3.4.1",
destfile = get_yq_default_path(),
set_as_default = TRUE,
do_check = TRUE,
ask = TRUE,
overwrite = FALSE,
dry = FALSE,
verbose = getOption("scdrake_verbose")
)
Arguments
- url
A character scalar: URL from which binary will be downloaded. If
NULL
, it will be created fromos
,arch
, andyq_version
.- os
A character scalar: specifies the current OS (
"linux"
,"windows"
, or"darwin"
for macOS). IfNULL
, it will be determined from.Platform$OS.type
.- arch
A character scalar: specifies the current CPU architecture (
32
,64
, or"arm64"
). IfNULL
, it will be determined from.Machine$sizeof.pointer
(4 -> 32
,8 -> 64
) or from R.version for"arm64"
(which is identified as"aarch64"
for Apple's M1 chipsets).- yq_version
A character scalar:
yq
tool version.- destfile
A character scalar: destination file.
- set_as_default
A logical scalar: if
TRUE
, setoptions(scdrake_yq_binary = destfile)
.- do_check
A logical scalar: if
TRUE
, functionality of the downloaded (or present)yq
binary will be checked.- ask
A logical scalar: if
TRUE
, ask beforeyq
binary is downloaded.- overwrite
A logical scalar: if
TRUE
, overwrite the existingyq
binary if exists.- dry
A logical scalar: if
TRUE
, do not download theyq
binary and just return its URL.- verbose
A logical scalar: if
TRUE
, be verbose. The default value is obtained fromgetOption("scdrake_verbose")
.