It saves the working environment in the website folder, the dataset as an .Rdata file in the dataset subfolder, and, if exportXlsx = TRUE (by default), exports it as an .xlsx file in the Dataset sub-folder. It assumes that previous operations have been completed, and both a 'metadata' and a 'contents' object exist. If they don't, it just prints this to the console.
SaveWebsite(dataset = NULL, saveEnvironment = FALSE, tidyCorpus = NULL, exportCsv = FALSE, exportTxt = FALSE, exportXlsx = FALSE, project = NULL, website = NULL)
dataset | Defaults to NULL. If TRUE, it seeks for a `metadata` and a `text` object in the current environment. If a `castarter` dataset is provided, this is then stored as the dataset. |
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saveEnvironment | Logical, defaults to TRUE. If TRUE, saves environment as .Rdata in the correspodning website folder. |
exportCsv | Logical, defaults to FALSE. If TRUE, exports the complete dataset in the .csv file format in the Dataset sub-folder. |
exportXlsx | If equal to TRUE, exports the complete dataset in the .xlsx file format in the Dataset sub-folder. |
project | Name of 'castarter' project. Must correspond to the name of a folder in the current working directory. |
website | Name of a website included in a 'castarter' project. Must correspond to the name of a sub-folder of the project folder. |
A castarter dataset. It can however been used only for its side effects (save current workspace and dataset in relevant folders).
# NOT RUN { SaveWebsite(dataset = dataset) # }