Adds an integration on a NocoDB server via its POST /api/v2/meta/integrations
API endpoint.
Usage
create_integration(
connection,
title,
type = "database",
sub_type = c("mysql2", "pg", "sqlite3"),
search_paths = "public",
origin = pal::pkg_config_val("origin"),
email = pal::pkg_config_val("email"),
password = pal::pkg_config_val("password"),
api_token = pal::pkg_config_val("api_token")
)
Arguments
- connection
list()
Subtype-specific connection details for database integrations.- title
pkgsnip::type("chr", 1L)
NocoDB integration title.- type
pkgsnip::type("chr", 1L)
NocoDB integration type. One of"database"
, orNULL
for any type.- sub_type
pkgsnip::type("chr", 1L)
NocoDB integration subtype. One of"mysql2"
,"pg"
or"sqlite3"
, orNULL
for any subtype.- search_paths
character()
Database search paths (schemas) to expose for the"pg"
integration.- origin
character(1)
NocoDB server origin.character(1)
E-mail address of the NocoDB user to authenticate with.- password
character(1)
Password of the NocoDB user to authenticate with.- api_token
character(1)
NocoDB API token. Takes precedence overemail
andpassword
if provided.
Value
A tibble with metadata about the newly created NocoDB integration, invisibly.
Details
Note that for the database sub-type sqlite3
, NocoDB silently creates a new SQLite database upon first use if none exists under the specified filename
in
the connection
list.
See also
Other functions to manage NocoDB integrations:
delete_integration()
,
integration()
,
integration_id()
,
integrations()
,
update_integration()
Examples
if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
# create connection to PostgreSQL DB
nocodb::create_integration(connection = list(host = "REPLACE-ME",
port = 5432,
ssl = TRUE,
sslmode = "verify-full",
user = "REPLACE-ME",
password = "REPLACE-ME",
database = REPLACE-ME),
title = "Test PGSQL",
type = "database",
sub_type = "pg")
# create connection to local SQLite DB
nocodb::create_integration(connection = list(client = "sqlite3",
database = "",
connection = list(filename = "/test.db"),
useNullAsDefault = TRUE),
title = "Test SQLite",
type = "database",
sub_type = "sqlite3")
} # }