downloadablePlot: downloadablePlot Module

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downloadablePlot Module

Description

Server-side function for the downloadablePlotUI. This is a custom plot output paired with a linked downloadFile button.

Usage

downloadablePlot(
  ...,
  logger,
  filenameroot,
  aspectratio = 1,
  downloadfxns = list(),
  visibleplot
)

Arguments

...	free parameters list for shiny to pass session variables based on the module call(session, input, output) variables. Note: The first argument of this function must be the ID of the Module's UI element
logger	logger to use
filenameroot	the base text used for user-downloaded file - can be either a character string or a reactive expression returning a character string
aspectratio	the downloaded chart image width:height ratio (ex: 1 = square, 1.3 = 4:3, 0.5 = 1:2). Where not applicable for a download type it is ignored (e.g. data, html downloads)
downloadfxns	a named list of functions providing download images or data tables as return values. The names for the list should be the same names that were used when the plot UI was created.
visibleplot	function or reactive expression providing the plot to display as a return value. This function should require no input parameters.

Notes

When there are no values to download in any of the linked downloadfxns the button will be hidden as there is nothing to download.

Shiny Usage

This function is not called directly by consumers - it is accessed in server.R using the same id provided in downloadablePlotUI:

downloadablePlot(id, logger, filenameroot, downloadfxns, visibleplot)

See Also

downloadablePlotUI

Examples

# Inside server_local.R

# downloadablePlot("object_id1", 
#                  logger = ss_userAction.Log,
#                  filenameroot = "mydownload1",
#                  aspectratio = 1.33,
#                  downloadfxns = list(png = myplotfxn, tsv = mydatafxn),
#                  visibleplot = myplotfxn)

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