List objects in a remote path — rclone

Returns a data frame of objects at the given path, parsed from rclone's JSON output. This is the primary listing function and maps to rclone lsjson.

Usage

rclone_ls(path, recursive = FALSE, dirs_only = FALSE, files_only = FALSE, ...)

Arguments

path: Remote path in rclone syntax, e.g. "myremote:bucket/prefix". For local paths use the filesystem path directly.
recursive: Logical; if TRUE, list all objects recursively. Default FALSE.
dirs_only: Logical; if TRUE, list only directories. Default FALSE.
files_only: Logical; if TRUE, list only files (no directories). Default FALSE.
...: Additional flags passed to rclone lsjson as strings (e.g. "--fast-list").

Value

A data frame with columns Path, Name, Size, MimeType, ModTime, IsDir, and optionally others returned by rclone.

Examples

if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
rclone_ls("myremote:mybucket")
rclone_ls("myremote:mybucket/prefix", recursive = TRUE)
} # }