parsons_problem: Create a parsons problem (experimental).

In rstudio/parsons: Create Parsons Programming Problems in 'learnr` Tutorials

Description

This function implements the parsons problem, as exposed by question_parsons(). Most users will only use this function inside a learnr tutorial, so please see the documentation at question_parsons()

Usage

parsons_problem(initial, text = c("Drag from here",
  "Construct your solution here"), header = NULL, input_id, group_name,
  problem_type = c("base", "ggplot2", "tidyverse"),
  class = "default-sortable default-parsons",
  options = sortable_options(), orientation = c("horizontal",
  "vertical"))

Arguments

initial	Vector with initial values for problem (to appear in left column). Note: this must be a super-set of all answers.
text	Vector of headings for each column.
header	Text that appears at the top of the bucket list. (This is encoded as an HTML <p> tag, so not strictly speaking a header.)
input_id	Character vector of input_id to pass (individually) to rank_list().
group_name	Passed to SortableJS as the group name. Also the input value set in Shiny. (input[[group_name]])
problem_type	One of base, ggplot2 or tidyverse, indicating the type of problem statement. For tidyverse, the resulting answer will automatically append a %>% at the end of each answer, and for ggplot2 every line will be followed by a +.
class	A css class applied to the rank list. This can be used to define custom styling.
options	Options to be supplied to sortable_js object. See sortable_options for more details
orientation	Either horizontal or vertical, and specifies the layout of the components on the page.

References

https://js-parsons.github.io/

Examples

## Example of a shiny app
if (interactive()) {
  app <- system.file("shiny-examples/parsons_app.R", package = "parsons")
  shiny::runApp(app)
}
## -- example-parsons -----------------------------------------------------

## Parson's problem

parsons_problem(
  header = "This is an example of a Parsons problem",
  text = c("Drag from here", "Construct your solution here"),
  initial = c(
      "iris",
      "mutate(...)",
      "summarize(...)",
      "print()"
  ),
  input_id = "input_parsons"
)


parsons_problem(
  initial = c(
    "iris",
    "mutate(...)",
    "summarize(...)",
    "print()"
  ),
  input_id = "input_parsons"
)

rstudio/parsons documentation built on Nov. 5, 2019, 4:17 a.m.