shiny_alert2: Simple shiny alert that uses 'JavaScript' promises

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Simple shiny alert that uses 'JavaScript' promises

Description

Simple shiny alert that uses 'JavaScript' promises

Usage

shiny_alert2(
  title = "Alert",
  text = "",
  icon = c("info", "warning", "success", "error"),
  danger_mode = FALSE,
  auto_close = TRUE,
  buttons = NULL,
  on_close = NULL,
  session = shiny::getDefaultReactiveDomain()
)

close_alert2()

Arguments

title	title of the alert
text	alert body text (pure text)
icon	which icon to display, choices are 'info', 'success' 'warning', and 'error'
danger_mode	true or false; if true, then the confirm button turns red and the default focus is set on the cancel button instead. To enable danger mode, buttons must be TRUE as well
auto_close	whether to close automatically when clicking outside of the alert
buttons	logical value or a named list, or characters. If logical, it indicates whether buttons should be displayed or not; for named list, the names will be the button text, see example; for characters, the characters will be the button text and value
on_close	NULL or a function that takes in one argument. If function is passed in, then it will be executed when users close the alert
session	shiny session, see domains

Value

a temporary input ID, currently not useful

Examples

library(shiny)
library(dipsaus)
ui <- fluidPage(
  use_shiny_dipsaus(),
  actionButtonStyled('btn', 'btn')
)

server <- function(input, output, session) {
  observeEvent(input$btn, {
    shiny_alert2(
      on_close = function(value) {
        cat("Modal closed!\n")
        print(value)
      },
      title = "Title",
      text = "message",
      icon = "success",
      auto_close = FALSE,
      buttons = list("cancel" = TRUE,
                     "YES!" = list(value = 1))
    )
  })
}

if(interactive()){
  shinyApp(ui, server, options = list(launch.browser = TRUE))
}

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