The default db is the db connection that rbedrock uses by default. It defaults to the most recently opened db, but can also be set by the user.
Usage
default_db(db, check = TRUE)
with_db(db, code, close = is.character(db))
local_db(db, .local_envir = parent.frame(), close = is.character(db))Arguments
- db
For
default_db(), abedrockdbobject. Forwith_db()andlocal_db(), a path to the world db to open or an existingbedrockdbobject.- check
Check the validity of
db? Set toFALSEto skip the check.- code
Code to execute in the temporary environment.
- close
Close
dbwhen done? Set toTRUEto close db automatically.- .local_envir
The environment to use for scoping.
Value
For default_db(), the calculated value of the default db.
For default_db(db), the previously manually set value of default_db().
For with_db(db, code), the result of evaluating code with db as the
default db. For local_db(db), the value of db.
Details
Invoking default_db() returns the current default connection or the most
recently opened one. Invoking default_db(db) updates the current default
and returns the previous set value. default_db(NULL) can be used to unset
the default db and revert to the last opened one. Closing db will unset
it as the default db as well.
with_db() and local_db() temporarily change the default db.
Examples
dbpath <- rbedrock_example_world("example1.mcworld")
dbz <- bedrockdb(dbpath)
default_db(dbz) # set default
default_db() # returns dbz
default_db(NULL) # unset default
#cleanup
close(dbz)
with_db(dbpath, length(get_keys))
#> [1] 1
db <- local_db(dbpath)
length(get_keys())
#> Error: `db` is not an open bedrockdb connection.
close(db)
unlink(dbpath, recursive = TRUE)