Coerce lists to server_variables

as_server_variables() turns an existing object into a server_variables object. This is in contrast with class_server_variables(), which builds a server_variables object from individual properties.

Usage

as_server_variables(x, ...)

Arguments

x

The object to coerce. Must be empty or be a list of objects that can be coerced to string_replacements objects via as_string_replacements().

...

These dots are for future extensions and must be empty.

Value

A server_variables object as returned by class_server_variables().

See also

servers object as_servers(), as_string_replacements(), class_server_variables(), class_servers(), class_string_replacements()

Examples

as_server_variables()
#> <rapid::server_variables>  list()
as_server_variables(
  list(
    list(
      username = c(default = "demo", description = "Name of the user.")
    ),
    list(
      username = c(
        default = "demo",
        description = "Name of the user."
      ),
      port = list(
        default = "8443",
        enum = c("8443", "443")
      )
    )
  )
)
#> <rapid::server_variables> List of 2
#>  $ : <rapid::string_replacements>
#>   ..@ name       : chr "username"
#>   ..@ default    : chr "demo"
#>   ..@ enum       : list()
#>   ..@ description: chr "Name of the user."
#>  $ : <rapid::string_replacements>
#>   ..@ name       : chr [1:2] "username" "port"
#>   ..@ default    : chr [1:2] "demo" "8443"
#>   ..@ enum       :List of 2
#>  .. .. $ : NULL
#>  .. .. $ : chr [1:2] "8443" "443"
#>   ..@ description: chr [1:2] "Name of the user." NA