shinyFiles-parsers | R Documentation |
This function takes the value of a shinyFiles button input variable and
converts it to be easier to work with on the server side. In the case of file
selections and saving the input variable is converted to a data frame (using
parseFilePaths()
or parseSavePath() respectively
) of the same
format as that provided by shiny::fileInput()
. The only caveat
here is that the MIME type cannot be inferred in file selections so this will
always be an empty string and new files doesn't have a size so this is left
out with file saving. In the case of folder selection the input variable is
converted to a string (using parseDirPath()
) giving the absolute path
to the selected folder.
parseFilePaths(roots, selection) parseDirPath(roots, selection) parseSavePath(roots, selection)
roots |
The path to the root as specified in the |
selection |
The corresponding input variable to be parsed |
The use of parseFilePaths
makes it easy to substitute fileInput and
shinyFiles in your code as code that relies on the values of a file selection
doesn't have to change.
A data frame matching the format of shiny::fileInput()
Other shinyFiles:
shinyFiles-buttons
,
shinyFiles-observers
,
shinyFilesExample()
## Not run: ui <- shinyUI(bootstrapPage( shinyFilesButton('files', 'File select', 'Please select a file', FALSE), verbatimTextOutput('rawInputValue'), verbatimTextOutput('filepaths') )) server <- shinyServer(function(input, output) { roots = c(wd='.') shinyFileChoose(input, 'files', roots=roots, filetypes=c('', 'txt')) output$rawInputValue <- renderPrint({str(input$files)}) output$filepaths <- renderPrint({parseFilePaths(roots, input$files)}) }) runApp(list( ui=ui, server=server )) ## End(Not run)
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