These functions are primarily intended to assist with testing
features of redcapAPI
. Purging and restoring project data permits
us to perform tests on different project structures without having to
manage multiple projects or API tokens.
When purging project data, many of these actions may only be performed with a project in development status, as they are potentially destructive and may result in data loss. It is a good practice to back up your data and project structure before purging a project.
purgeProject(rcon, ...)# S3 method for redcapApiConnection
purgeProject(
rcon,
arms = FALSE,
events = FALSE,
users = FALSE,
user_roles = FALSE,
dags = FALSE,
records = FALSE,
purge_all = FALSE,
flush = TRUE,
...
)
restoreProject(object, ...)
# S3 method for redcapApiConnection
restoreProject(
object,
project_information = NULL,
arms = NULL,
events = NULL,
meta_data = NULL,
mappings = NULL,
repeating_instruments = NULL,
users = NULL,
user_roles = NULL,
user_role_assignments = NULL,
dags = NULL,
dag_assignments = NULL,
records = NULL,
flush = TRUE,
...
)
# S3 method for list
restoreProject(object, ..., rcon)
Arguments to pass to other methods
Either logical(1)
indicating if arms data should be
purged from the project; or a data.frame
for restoring arms
data via importArms
.
Either logical(1)
indicating if events data should be
purged from the project; or a data.frame
for restoring events
data via importEvents
Either logical(1)
indicating if users data should be
purged from the project; or a data.frame
for restoring users
data via importUsers
. NOT YET IMPLEMENTED
Either logical(1)
indicating if user roles data should be
purged from the project; or a data.frame
for restoring user roles
data via importUserRoles
. NOT YET IMPLEMENTED
Either logical(1)
indicating if DAG data should be
purged from the project; or a data.frame
for restoring DAGs
data via importDags
. NOT YET IMPLEMENTED
Either logical(1)
indicating if records data should be
purged from the project; or a data.frame
for restoring records
data via importRecords
logical(1)
. A shortcut option to purge all
data elements from a project.
logical(1)
. When TRUE
, all caches in the connection
object will be flushed after completing the operation. This is highly
recommended.
A redcapConnection
object. Except in
restoreProject.list
, where object
is a list of data frames
to use in restoring the project.
data.frame
for restoring data. Provides the
project settings to load via importProjectInformation
.
A data.frame
for restoring metadata
data via importMetaData
. The API does not support deleting
metadata, but an import replaces the existing metadata.
A data.frame
for restoring instrument-event mappings
via importMappings
. The API does not support deleting
mappings, but an import replaces the existing mappings.
A data.frame
for restoring repeating instruments
configuration via importRepeatingInstrumentsEvents()
. The API does not support deleting
repeating instruments, but an import replaces the existing instruments.
NOT YET IMPLEMENTED
A data.frame
for restoring user-role
assignments via importUserRoleAssignments
. The API does not support deleting
assignments, but an import replaces the existing assignments. NOT YET IMPLEMENTED.
A data.frame
for restoring DAG
assignments via importDagAssignments
. The API does not support deleting
assignments, but an import replaces the existing assignments. NOT YET IMPLEMENTED.
When restoring a project, all arguments are optional. Any argument
that is NULL
will result in no import being made. The order of
reconstructing the project is (purging data occurs in the reverse order):
Update project information
Import Arms Data
Import Events Data
Import Meta Data
Import Mappings
Import Repeating Instruments
Import Users
Import User Roles
Import User-Role Assignments
Import Data Access Groups
Import Data Access Group Assignments
Import Records
if (FALSE) {
unlockREDCap(connections = c(rcon = "project_alias"),
url = "your_redcap_url",
keyring = "API_KEYs",
envir = globalenv())
# Preserve a project
preserveProject(rcon)
# Purge a project
purgeProject(rcon,
purge_all = TRUE)
# Restore a project
restoreProject(rcon)
}
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