This can be used by a user to pre-test their arguments before running
Cache, for example to determine whether there is a cached copy.
CacheDigest(
objsToDigest,
...,
algo = "xxhash64",
calledFrom = "CacheDigest",
.functionName = NULL,
quick = FALSE
)A list of all the objects (e.g., arguments) to be digested
passed to .robustDigest.
The algorithms to be used; currently available choices are
md5, which is also the default, sha1, crc32,
sha256, sha512, xxhash32, xxhash64,
murmur32, spookyhash, blake3, and crc32c.
a Character string, length 1, with the function to compare with. Default is "Cache". All other values may not produce robust CacheDigest results.
A an arbitrary character string that provides a name that is different
than the actual function name (e.g., "rnorm") which will be used for messaging. This
can be useful when the actual function is not helpful for a user, such as do.call.
Logical or character. If TRUE,
no disk-based information will be assessed, i.e., only
memory content. See Details section about quick in Cache().
A list of length 2 with the outputHash, which is the digest
that Cache uses for cacheId and also preDigest, which is
the digest of each sub-element in objsToDigest.
data.table::setDTthreads(2)
a <- Cache(rnorm, 1)
#> No cachePath supplied and getOption('reproducible.cachePath') is inside a temporary directory;
#> this will not persist across R sessions.
# like with Cache, user can pass function and args in a few ways
CacheDigest(rnorm(1)) # shows same cacheId as previous line
#> $outputHash
#> [1] "422bae4ed2f770cc"
#>
#> $preDigest
#> $preDigest$n
#> [1] "853b1797f54b229c"
#>
#> $preDigest$mean
#> [1] "c40c00762a0dac94"
#>
#> $preDigest$sd
#> [1] "853b1797f54b229c"
#>
#> $preDigest$.FUN
#> [1] "4f604aa46882b368"
#>
#>
CacheDigest(rnorm, 1) # shows same cacheId as previous line
#> $outputHash
#> [1] "422bae4ed2f770cc"
#>
#> $preDigest
#> $preDigest$n
#> [1] "853b1797f54b229c"
#>
#> $preDigest$mean
#> [1] "c40c00762a0dac94"
#>
#> $preDigest$sd
#> [1] "853b1797f54b229c"
#>
#> $preDigest$.FUN
#> [1] "4f604aa46882b368"
#>
#>