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store LISS Data Archive credentials in the system keyring

Source: R/liss_credentials.R
liss_store_credentials.Rd

saves username and password to the operating system's credential store (macOS Keychain, Windows Credential Store, or Linux Secret Service) so that liss_login() can retrieve them automatically.

Usage

liss_store_credentials(username, password = NULL)

Arguments

username

character or numeric. your LISS Data Archive username (typically a 5-digit number).

password

character. if NULL (the default), prompts interactively via keyring::key_set(). supplying the password directly is discouraged outside of non-interactive environments because the value may be recorded in .Rhistory.

Value

invisible TRUE on success.

Examples

if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
# interactive (recommended) — prompts for password securely
liss_store_credentials(username = 12345)

# non-interactive (CI / automated environments only)
liss_store_credentials(username = 12345, password = Sys.getenv("LISS_PASSWORD"))
} # }