Create a hipercow root. This marks the directory where your task
information will be saved, along with a local copy of your R
packages (a "library" for the cluster). Immediately after running
this the first time, you probably want to run
hipercow_configure()
in order to control how we set up
your projects network paths and R version.
Arguments
- root
The path to the root, defaulting the current directory.
- driver
Optionally, the name of a driver to configure
- ...
Arguments passed through to hipercow_configure if
driver
is non-NULL.
Examples
# Create an empty root
path <- withr::local_tempfile()
hipercow_init(path)
#> ✔ Initialised hipercow at '/tmp/Rtmpw3JKrD/file16dc13eda93b'
#> ℹ Next, call 'hipercow_configure()'