datr
allows R users to interact with the Dat network. You can load, store, or
share data on the Dat network, without including any intermediaries that
can snoop on your content. All transfers are end-to-end encrypted.
or in plain text
::dat_install(os = 'linux')
datr
::clone_dat('dat://0286381d95864386a83aadb136a60c1d09d079c5a4ff0e403fa126644ba4c6ab',
datrdir = '~/test-datr/')
dir.create('~/test-datr-sharing')
setwd('~/test-datr-sharing')
::create_dat()
datr
write.csv(data.frame(x = rnorm(100, 0, 1), y = rnorm(100, 50, 23)),
'~/test-datr-sharing/test-data.csv',
row.names = FALSE)
::sync_dat() datr
You can install datr
from GitHub with:
# install.packages("devtools")
::install_github("libscie/datr") devtools
See below for Windows, Mac,
and Linux specific instructions for installing Dat.
v0.1.0
will be submitted to CRAN (almost done š)!
Fire up R
with Administrator privileges by
right clicking the icon and selecting āRun as administratorā
Once the program launches, run datr::dat_install()
. The
package then initiates downloading Dat and installs it on your local
machine.
Upon completion, reboot R and you can start using the package š» (adminstrator privileges no longer needed)
::install_github('libscie/datr', ref = 'install')
devtools::dat_install(os = 'macos') datr
Note that there currently is an issue out that could benefit from feedback on installation on Mac (#7).
Run datr::dat_install(os = 'linux')
from your R console.
Thereās no need to specify which flavor of Linux youāre running, but you
might to need to restart your R session š
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