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Visualizations

visualizations.Rmd

Visualize synchronization status

When comparing your directories, say left and right, use display_sync_status() for an effective comparison visualization.

As with any function from syncdr, you will have to call compare_directories() first:

Example when comparing directories by date & content 


library(syncdr)

# Create syncdr env with left and right directories
.syncdrenv =toy_dirs()
#> ■■■■■■■■■                         27% | ETA:  8s
#> ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■               60% | ETA:  5s

# Get left and right directories' paths 
left  <- .syncdrenv$left
right <- .syncdrenv$right

sync_status <- compare_directories(left, 
                                   right,
                                   by_content = TRUE)

display_sync_status() allows you to visualize the synchronization status of either (1) common files or (2) non common files, as you can see in the examples below:


display_sync_status(sync_status$common_files,
                    left_path  = left,
                    right_path = right)
display_sync_status(sync_status$non_common_files,
                    left_path  = left,
                    right_path = right)

Visualize directories structure

Moreover, you have the option to utilize display_dir_tree() for a swift overview of your directory(ies) structure, whether for a single directory or both simultaneously.


# Tree structure or right directory
display_dir_tree(path_left = left)
#> (←)Left directory structure:
#> /tmp/RtmpiG7com/left
#> ├── A
#> │   ├── A1.Rds
#> │   ├── A2.Rds
#> │   └── A3.Rds
#> ├── B
#> │   ├── B1.Rds
#> │   ├── B2.Rds
#> │   └── B3.Rds
#> ├── C
#> │   ├── C1.Rds
#> │   ├── C2.Rds
#> │   └── C3.Rds
#> ├── D
#> │   ├── D1.Rds
#> │   └── D2.Rds
#> └── E

# Tree structure of left directory
display_dir_tree(path_right = right)
#> (→)Right directory structure:
#> /tmp/RtmpiG7com/right
#> ├── A
#> ├── B
#> │   ├── B1.Rds
#> │   └── B2.Rds
#> ├── C
#> │   ├── C1.Rds
#> │   ├── C1_duplicate.Rds
#> │   ├── C2.Rds
#> │   └── C3.Rds
#> ├── D
#> │   ├── D1.Rds
#> │   ├── D2.Rds
#> │   └── D3.Rds
#> └── E
#>     ├── E1.Rds
#>     ├── E2.Rds
#>     └── E3.Rds

# Tree structure of both 
display_dir_tree(path_left = left, path_right = right, )
#> (←)Left directory structure:
#> /tmp/RtmpiG7com/left
#> ├── A
#> │   ├── A1.Rds
#> │   ├── A2.Rds
#> │   └── A3.Rds
#> ├── B
#> │   ├── B1.Rds
#> │   ├── B2.Rds
#> │   └── B3.Rds
#> ├── C
#> │   ├── C1.Rds
#> │   ├── C2.Rds
#> │   └── C3.Rds
#> ├── D
#> │   ├── D1.Rds
#> │   └── D2.Rds
#> └── E
#> (→)Right directory structure:
#> /tmp/RtmpiG7com/right
#> ├── A
#> ├── B
#> │   ├── B1.Rds
#> │   └── B2.Rds
#> ├── C
#> │   ├── C1.Rds
#> │   ├── C1_duplicate.Rds
#> │   ├── C2.Rds
#> │   └── C3.Rds
#> ├── D
#> │   ├── D1.Rds
#> │   ├── D2.Rds
#> │   └── D3.Rds
#> └── E
#>     ├── E1.Rds
#>     ├── E2.Rds
#>     └── E3.Rds