Retrieves DNS records from Netlify for the specified domain using the
getDnsRecords endpoint of Netlify's RESTful API.
Usage
netlify_dns_records_get(
domain,
token = pal::pkg_config_val("netlify_token"),
max_tries = 3L
)Arguments
- domain
Domain name to retrieve DNS records for. This is translated into the corresponding Netlify DNS Zone. A character scalar.
- token
Netlify personal access token used for authentication. A character scalar.
- max_tries
Maximum number of attempts to retry in case of an HTTP error. An integerish scalar.
Value
A tibble with the columns id, dns_zone_id, site_id, managed, type, hostname, value, ttl, priority, weight, port, flag, and tag.
See also
Other Netlify functions:
netlify_dns_records_delete(),
netlify_dns_records_set()
Examples
if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
yay::netlify_dns_records_get(domain = "my.site")
# to write "portable" record keys to a TOML file `dns_records.toml` with a `records` table
# NOTE that the CLI tool `jsontoml` is required for this: https://github.com/pelletier/go-toml/
yay::netlify_dns_records_get(domain = "my.site") |>
# remove records which can't be handled via API
dplyr::filter(!managed) |>
# remove Netlify-specific cols
dplyr::select(any_of(yay:::cols_dns_records$key)) |>
# convert to target list structure
list(records = _) |>
# convert to JSON
jsonlite::toJSON(auto_unbox = TRUE,
pretty = TRUE) |>
# convert JSON to TOML via external CLI
system2(input = _,
stdout = TRUE,
command = "jsontoml") |>
# remove leading newline
_[-1L] |>
# write TOML to file
brio::write_lines(path = "dns_records.toml")} # }