moduleserve | Development shim for serving up CommonJS modules
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This is a shim HTTP server for directly running your CommonJS (or ES6) modules for development and testing (without a bundling step, and with the compilation/transformation integrated in the server shim).
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QUESTION
I'm trying to save and load state of a shiny app using bookmarks. However, it doesn't work and I wonder whether it is because of inserting dynamic UI. If there are other ways to save and load dynamically rendered ui and resulting output, that would be great too. I don't know where to start and this is as far as I could come.
Simple example
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-15 at 06:17edit: Found another solution emulating what insertUI
does but with renderUI
:
QUESTION
- As of Shiny 1.5.0, we are encouraged to use
moduleServer
rather thancallModule
. - However, it appears as though we can't pass additional parameters to
moduleServer
(unlikecallModule
). - This is an issue because I'd like to pass the parent session as a parameter to
moduleServer
, so that I can correctly reference the parent session in order forupdateTabsetPanel
to work correctly inside arenderUI
dynamic output.
This post demonstrates how to use callModule
to pass the parent session into the module so that updateTabsetPanel
can reference the parent session and update it accordingly. I used that approach to create a minimal example here. There are two tabPanel
s, and we are trying to navigate to the second via an actionLink
in the first. The first_server
module is called with callModule
, and we are able to pass the parent session parameter as an additional argument, allowing us to reference it in the updateTabsetPanel
call in first_server
. Clicking the actionLink
then takes us to the second module UI, as expected:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-15 at 02:39Once you remove the extra argument in moduleServer
it works. Try this
QUESTION
I'm trying to create multiple plots using modules, each plot with it's own input. But when I tried to run the app, only the inputs are added each time I add using insertUI and the plot output is blank.
I've tried connecting the ui and the server modules with the same id ("hist1") but it doesn't seem to connect each individual module.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-14 at 14:58Here is a solution where every time you click add
you generate a new pair of histogramServer
/histogramUI
which have the same id
(but a different one than the one before, because add
gets incremented):
QUESTION
In a Shiny app, I’m trying to disable/enable an action button in the UI of the main app based on user's input from a module. Basically, I want the “Next Page” (submit
) button to be disabled until the user responds to the last item (item3
). When the user responds to the last item, I want the button to be enabled. However, my app isn’t updating the toggle state of the action button.
Here’s a minimal reproducible example using a {Golem}
structure:
app_ui.R
:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-23 at 18:49I am not clear if you want this to work when the user responds to only item3 or all items (1 thru 3). I am assuming that it is the latter. However, you can modify as your use case requires it. Defining a reactiveValues
object works. Try this
QUESTION
I need to set NULL to reactive
when a button is clicked. In my example below 'data' (as module parameter) is passed as reactive from other module. Now, I want to click button and set NULL to reactiveExpr
. The way I'm doing it here is not working. I don't need set NULL to reactive
base on any condition, just by clicking the button.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-01 at 10:21Instead of using a reactive conductor (reactive
), use a reactive value:
QUESTION
Here is the main / only docs on server-side selectize from RStudio. Following the example in this article, I have created the example below. The main goal of the code below is to render the input as a server-size selectize input. Note that the fetching of options for the select happens globally near the top of our app.R file - we fetch data for the named character vector namelist_nba
, which we use as the value for choices
. For reproducibility, I have commented out our data fetching code & have hard-coded the top 20 responses:
app.R - you should be able to run this.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-29 at 02:26While the updateSelectizeInput()
does not seem to work, you can call selectizeInput
inside a renderUI
and make it work. Try this
QUESTION
In my example I need to access leaflet
map from module 2 (nested) and use input$
on a map to return polygon coordinates. It works perfectly when I do this in my main module (module 1) where I can freely refer to 'map'. Unfortunately, when I pass map to another module (module 2) then the same trick with input$
doesn't work at all. Do you know how to solve it?
Here is the reproducible example. Please draw rectangle on a map and see that no coordinates are returned to the text area. But if you uncomment my gray code (in module 1) then you will see all works fine.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-28 at 20:14When you use this kind of modularization, input, output and sessions module parameters are subsets of main input/output/session that correspond to the namespace created from module id (the NS function). If you create an input named dummy in a module whose id is foo then what is really created is an input named foo-dummy. So in the foo module you get as input all inputs having names starting with "foo-" and similarly all outputs starting with "foo-".
QUESTION
i am struggling with the logic of updating a button in the ui based on code that is living in a module. When I click the button i want it to change the colour but nothing happens. I understand to make ui input reactive in order to use it in the server module but i do not get it working the other way around. Help (and some explanation) is highly appreciated!
here is my code: (I left the save to csv part upon click as i got that to work).
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-18 at 12:55You need namespace ns
for the updateButton
. Try this
QUESTION
I want to refer to the namespace ns("map")
from second server module mod_btn_server2
. This module is nested in first server module mod_btn_server1
. When I click 'Button 2' points should show up on a map but they didn't. Is it possible at all to refer to "map"
from nested module?
Here's working example:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-24 at 20:50As I mentioned in my comment above, the canonical way would be to capture the button push as an output of module moduleServer2
and use this as an input for test-btn
where you perform the action.
However, if you want to mess around with the namespaces by yourself (not recommended), you can use the following solution. I had to adapt the leafletProxy
function, because the normal implementation automatically adds the namespace of the calling module. This is what you don't want, because you want to use the namespace of a different module.
Now with code adapted to the edit:
QUESTION
For some reason I need to nest modules. I passed button to nested module mod_coordinates_server
but when I click the button points do not show up on the map. I used here reactive
and button is passed correctly - when you uncomment print(btn())
(in observeEvent
) you'll see that values are returned to console properly. It means that button works corectly. So why it doesn't work for points? Is it something wrong with namespace?
Below working example:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-20 at 18:05Call the second module also in the main app. Try this
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