Write a masked set to disk, mirroring the input format

Writes the synthetic tables of a mask_set() result to disk. The output format mirrors the request: a .xlsx path produces one workbook with one sheet per table; a folder path produces one .csv per table. The private recipe bundle is never written by this function - persist it separately with save_recipe() and protect it at the same security class as the original data.

Usage

write_set(m, path, overwrite = FALSE, allow_high = FALSE)

Arguments

m

A masque_set object from mask_set().

path

Output location. A path ending in .xlsx writes a workbook (needs the Suggested writexl package); any other path is treated as a folder, created if necessary, and receives one <table>.csv per table.

overwrite

Logical. When FALSE (default), writing over an existing file or a non-empty folder errors.

allow_high

Logical (default FALSE). Override the HIGH-leakage write refusal after your own review; the override is raised as a masque_high_override warning.

Value

path, invisibly.

Details

In collaborate mode the mask-time audit gates the write: unresolved HIGH leakage findings refuse the write (nothing is written) until the flagged columns are re-roled, aliased, or dropped - or the refusal is explicitly overridden with allow_high = TRUE, which raises a masque_high_override warning so the exception stays visible.

See also

mask_set(), read_set(), save_recipe().

Examples

tables <- list(
  plots = data.frame(site = c("A", "B"), yield = c(3.1, 4.2)),
  sites = data.frame(site = c("A", "B"), rain = c(420, 560))
)
m <- mask_set(tables, seed = 1, quiet = TRUE)
dir <- file.path(tempdir(), "masked_set")
write_set(m, dir)
list.files(dir)
#> [1] "plots.csv" "sites.csv"