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Receive csv using plumber through a POST request
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I am looking to send a csv file to a database as someone posts the file using their VBA
code (VBA
has a 80 character limit for their api calls, so they need to upload a csv to the server for me to parse and check)
To do this, I aim to use plumber
and a POST
request. My knowledge is a bit limited on how to structure the api to do this. Below is a rough example of how I see it happening. Is this even possible to do with plumber
?
# api_main.R
library(plumber)
#* @awesomeAPI Simple API to upload csv
#* Return status on received csv
#* @param req
#* @post /upload
function(req)
df <- read.csv(req$body)
if(all(c("A", "B", "C", "D") %in% names(df)))
return(data.frame(msg = "Not all columns available", status = 418))
else
# upload data to DB here
return(data.frame(msg = "OK", status = 200))
Start the service:
plumber::plumb("api_main.R")$run(port = 5762)
r plumber
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I am looking to send a csv file to a database as someone posts the file using their VBA
code (VBA
has a 80 character limit for their api calls, so they need to upload a csv to the server for me to parse and check)
To do this, I aim to use plumber
and a POST
request. My knowledge is a bit limited on how to structure the api to do this. Below is a rough example of how I see it happening. Is this even possible to do with plumber
?
# api_main.R
library(plumber)
#* @awesomeAPI Simple API to upload csv
#* Return status on received csv
#* @param req
#* @post /upload
function(req)
df <- read.csv(req$body)
if(all(c("A", "B", "C", "D") %in% names(df)))
return(data.frame(msg = "Not all columns available", status = 418))
else
# upload data to DB here
return(data.frame(msg = "OK", status = 200))
Start the service:
plumber::plumb("api_main.R")$run(port = 5762)
r plumber
1
Should work withreq$postBody
c.f. stackoverflow.com/a/51945300/8416610
– Ralf Stubner
Mar 26 at 12:56
1
You probably need to convertreq$postBody
from json format to normal.
– Rushabh
Mar 26 at 14:08
add a comment |
I am looking to send a csv file to a database as someone posts the file using their VBA
code (VBA
has a 80 character limit for their api calls, so they need to upload a csv to the server for me to parse and check)
To do this, I aim to use plumber
and a POST
request. My knowledge is a bit limited on how to structure the api to do this. Below is a rough example of how I see it happening. Is this even possible to do with plumber
?
# api_main.R
library(plumber)
#* @awesomeAPI Simple API to upload csv
#* Return status on received csv
#* @param req
#* @post /upload
function(req)
df <- read.csv(req$body)
if(all(c("A", "B", "C", "D") %in% names(df)))
return(data.frame(msg = "Not all columns available", status = 418))
else
# upload data to DB here
return(data.frame(msg = "OK", status = 200))
Start the service:
plumber::plumb("api_main.R")$run(port = 5762)
r plumber
I am looking to send a csv file to a database as someone posts the file using their VBA
code (VBA
has a 80 character limit for their api calls, so they need to upload a csv to the server for me to parse and check)
To do this, I aim to use plumber
and a POST
request. My knowledge is a bit limited on how to structure the api to do this. Below is a rough example of how I see it happening. Is this even possible to do with plumber
?
# api_main.R
library(plumber)
#* @awesomeAPI Simple API to upload csv
#* Return status on received csv
#* @param req
#* @post /upload
function(req)
df <- read.csv(req$body)
if(all(c("A", "B", "C", "D") %in% names(df)))
return(data.frame(msg = "Not all columns available", status = 418))
else
# upload data to DB here
return(data.frame(msg = "OK", status = 200))
Start the service:
plumber::plumb("api_main.R")$run(port = 5762)
r plumber
r plumber
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1
Should work withreq$postBody
c.f. stackoverflow.com/a/51945300/8416610
– Ralf Stubner
Mar 26 at 12:56
1
You probably need to convertreq$postBody
from json format to normal.
– Rushabh
Mar 26 at 14:08
add a comment |
1
Should work withreq$postBody
c.f. stackoverflow.com/a/51945300/8416610
– Ralf Stubner
Mar 26 at 12:56
1
You probably need to convertreq$postBody
from json format to normal.
– Rushabh
Mar 26 at 14:08
1
1
Should work with
req$postBody
c.f. stackoverflow.com/a/51945300/8416610– Ralf Stubner
Mar 26 at 12:56
Should work with
req$postBody
c.f. stackoverflow.com/a/51945300/8416610– Ralf Stubner
Mar 26 at 12:56
1
1
You probably need to convert
req$postBody
from json format to normal.– Rushabh
Mar 26 at 14:08
You probably need to convert
req$postBody
from json format to normal.– Rushabh
Mar 26 at 14:08
add a comment |
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Should work with
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c.f. stackoverflow.com/a/51945300/8416610– Ralf Stubner
Mar 26 at 12:56
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You probably need to convert
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from json format to normal.– Rushabh
Mar 26 at 14:08