callback_context: In addition to event properties like n_clicks that change...

In plotly/dashR: An Interface to the Dash Ecosystem for Authoring Reactive Web Applications

In addition to event properties like n_clicks that change whenever an event happens there is a global variable dash$callback_context, available only inside a callback. It has properties:

Description

triggered: list of changed properties. This will be empty on initial load, unless an input prop got its value from another initial callback. After a user action it is a length-1 list, unless two properties of a single component update simultaneously, such as a value and a timestamp or event counter.

Usage

callback_context()

Details

inputs and states: allow you to access the callback params by id and prop instead of through the function arguments.

Examples

if (interactive()) {
    dash_app() %>%
      set_layout(
        button('Button 1', id='btn1'),
        button('Button 2', id='btn2'),
        button('Button 3', id='btn3'),
        div(id='container')
      ) %>%
      add_callback(
        output("container", "children"),
        list(
          input("btn1", "n_clicks"),
          input("btn2", "n_clicks"),
          input("btn3", "n_clicks")
        ),
        function(btn1, btn2, btn3) {
          ctx <- callback_context()
          prevent_update(is.null(ctx))
          sprintf("Triggered: %s, btn1: %s, btn2: %s, btn3: %s",
                  ctx$triggered$prop_id, btn1, btn2, btn3)
        }
      ) %>%
      run_app()
  }

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