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Download a SharePoint List

Source: R/sp_item.R
download_sp_list.Rd

download_sp_list() downloads a SharePoint list to a CSV or XLSX file. keep_list_cols is intended to allow the preservation of list columns but it is not yet supported.

Usage

download_sp_list(
  ...,
  new_path = "",
  sp_list = NULL,
  fileext = "csv",
  keep_list_cols = c("createdBy", "lastModifiedBy"),
  call = caller_env()
)

Arguments

...

Arguments passed on to get_sp_list

list_name,list_id

SharePoint List name or ID string.

as_data_frame

If TRUE, return a data frame with a "ms_list" column. get_sp_list() returns a 1 row data frame and list_sp_lists() returns a data frame with n rows or all lists available for the SharePoint site or drive. Defaults to FALSE. Ignored is metadata = TRUE as list metadata is always returned as a data frame.

metadata

If TRUE, get_sp_list() applies the get_column_info method to the returned SharePoint list and returns a data frame with column metadata for the list.

drive_name,drive_id

SharePoint Drive name or ID passed to get_drive method for SharePoint site object.

drive

A ms_drive object. If drive is supplied, drive_name and drive_id are ignored.

site_url

A SharePoint site URL in the format "https://[tenant name].sharepoint.com/sites/[site name]". Any SharePoint item or document URL can also be parsed to build a site URL using the tenant and site name included in the URL.

site

A ms_site object. If site is supplied, site_url, site_name, and site_id are ignored.

new_path

Optional path to new file. If not new_path provided, the file name is pulled from the name of the SharePoint list using the provided fileext. If new_path is provided, fileext is ignored.

sp_list

SharePoint list object. If supplied, all parameters supplied to ... are ignored.

fileext

File extension to use for output file. Must be "csv" or "xlsx".

keep_list_cols

Column names for those columns to maintain in a list format instead of attempting to convert to a character vector.

call

The execution environment of a currently running function, e.g. caller_env(). The function will be mentioned in error messages as the source of the error. See the call argument of abort() for more information.