router_ui: Create router UI

In shiny.router: Basic Routing for Shiny Web Applications

Create router UI

Description

Creates router UI in Shiny applications.

Usage

router_ui(default, ..., page_404 = page404(), env = parent.frame())

Arguments

default	Main route to which all invalid routes should redirect.
...	All other routes defined with shiny.router::route function. It's possible to pass routes in dynamic way with dynamic dots. See dynamic-dots and example below
page_404	Styling of page when invalid route is open. See page404.
env	Environment (only for advanced usage), makes it possible to use shiny.router inside shiny modules.

Details

If you are defining the router inside a shiny module, we assume that the namespacing function defined in the UI is named as ns.

Value

Application UI wrapped in a router.

Examples

## Not run: 
  ui <- function() {
    router_ui(
      route("/", root_page(id = "root")),
      route("other", other_page(id = "other")),
      page_404 = page404(
        message404 = "Please check if you passed correct bookmark name!")
    )
  }

## End(Not run)
## Not run: 
  # create the list of routes
  dynamic_routes <- list(
    route("other2", other_page(id = "other2")),
    route("other3", other_page(id = "other3"))
  )

  ui <- function() {
    router_ui(
      route("/", root_page(id = "root")),
      route("other", other_page(id = "other")),
      # then it's possible to inject a list of arguments into a function call using rlang::`!!!`
      !!!dynamic_routes,
      page_404 = page404(
        message404 = "Please check if you passed correct bookmark name!")
    )
  }

## End(Not run)

shiny.router documentation built on April 18, 2023, 9:08 a.m.