Merge pull request #50 from gongcastro/test

Use keyring instead of .Renviron

R/connect.R

@@ -42,18 +42,14 @@ bvq_connect <- function(google_email = NULL,
   # if key exists, use it to log in
   tryCatch(
     suppressWarnings(
-      formr::formr_connect(
-        email = formr_email,
-        password = password,
-        host = "https://formr.org/"
-      )
+      formr::formr_connect(keyring = "formr")
     ),
     error = function(e) {
       cli_abort(
         strwrap(
           prefix = " ",
           initial = "",
-          "Could not connect to {.url https://formr.org/}. Please check your internet connection or make sure you have set  the right formr password in a {.file .Renviron} file, under the name {.envvar FORMR_PWD}."
+          "Could not connect to {.url https://formr.org/}. Please check your internet connection or make sure you have set the right keyring as formr using {.code formr::formr_store_keys} (see vignettes)."
         )
       )
     }

vignettes/bvq-connect.Rmd

@@ -16,6 +16,18 @@ knitr::opts_chunk$set(
 
 BVQ is currently a developing package for internal use at the [Center for Brain and Cognititon](https://www.upf.edu/web/cbc) (CBC). For this reason, logging in requires a password that can be required by writing to the maintainer of this package ([[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])).
 
+----
+
+**EDIT**: Since a few versions of the formr R package---which bvq uses---it is encouraged to use keyring to provide passwords when connecting to formr. Following these guidelines, it is recommended to set a keyring for formr in each local machine where bvq will be used. Please, do so as follows:
+
+```r
+formr::formr_store_keys("formr")
+```
+
+When prompted, provide the apropriate email and password. These will be stored in the local machine, and will be retrieved by bvq whenever necessary without having to provide a password every time.
+
+----
+
 If you have already acquired the password, **please, do not include this password in your R scripts or anywhere they can accidentally be made public**. Instead, store the password as a variable named `FORMR_PWD` in the .Renviron file in your home or project directory. You can create or open a .Renviron file from your R console to include your newly acquired password using the `edit_r_environ()` from the [usethis](https://usethis.r-lib.org/) package:
 
 ```