blaze: Observe and push URL paths

In nteetor/blaze: Observe URL Paths with 'shiny'

Description

The 'blaze' package allows a shiny app to simulate the multi-paging behaviour of a typical web application. Using 'blaze' you can walk users through a shiny app and let them traverse with browsers' forward and back buttons.

Using path link elements (a variation of standard hyperlinks) users can browse to different URL paths. A shiny application can detect these changes with 'observePath()' allowing you to update tab sets or other dynamic elements within the application. 'pushPath()' lets you redirect the user from the server.

Because of how shiny handles URL paths be sure to run the 'paths()' function before launching an application.

Usage

blaze()

Including in a shiny app

To use blaze with a shiny application the 'blaze()' function must be called inside the application's UI.

nteetor/blaze documentation built on Nov. 26, 2020, 7:04 a.m.