robservable | R Documentation |
Display an Observable notebook as HTML widget
robservable( notebook, include = NULL, hide = NULL, input = NULL, input_js = NULL, observers = NULL, update_height = TRUE, update_width = TRUE, width = NULL, height = NULL, elementId = NULL, json_args = list(dataframe = "rows"), json_func = NULL )
notebook |
The notebook id, such as "@d3/bar-chart", or the full notebook URL. |
include |
character vector of cell names to be rendered. If NULL, the whole notebook is rendered. |
hide |
character vector of cell names in |
input |
A named list of cells to be updated with a fixed value. |
input_js |
A named list of cells to be updated with JavaScript code. Each list element is itself a list
with a vector of argument names as |
observers |
A vector of character strings representing variables in observable that you would like to set as input values in Shiny. |
update_height |
if TRUE (default) and input$height is not defined, replace its value with the height of the widget root HTML element. Note there will not always be such a cell in every notebook. Set it to FALSE to always keep the notebook value. |
update_width |
if TRUE (default) and input$width is not defined, replace its value with the width of the widget root HTML element. Set it to FALSE to always keep the notebook or the Observable stdlib value. |
width |
htmlwidget width. |
height |
htmlwidget height. |
elementId |
optional manual widget HTML id. |
json_args |
custom arguments passed to JSON serializer. |
json_func |
optional custom JSON serializer R function. |
If a data.frame is passed as a cell value in input
, it will be converted into the format
expected by d3
(ie, converted by rows).
For more details on the use of input_js
to update cells with JavaScript code, see the
introduction vignette and https://github.com/observablehq/runtime#variable_define.
An object of class htmlwidget
.
## Display a notebook cell robservable( "@d3/bar-chart", include = "chart" ) ## Change cells data with input robservable( "@d3/bar-chart", include = "chart", input = list(color = "red", height = 700) ) ## Change data frame cells data df <- data.frame(table(mtcars$cyl)) names(df) <- c("name", "value") robservable( "@d3/horizontal-bar-chart", include = "chart", input = list(data = df) )
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