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shiny.react 0.4.0

• Upgrade React to 18.3.1:
  • Replace deprecated React API. React 18 deprecates (React 19 removes) ReactDOM.render and ReactDOM.unmountComponentAtNode. ReactDOM.createRoot is used in place of those functions according to the React 19 migration guide.
  • Changed rendering mechanism of React components. This change is motivated by the fact that it’s impossible to call ReactDOM.createRoot on a container more than one time while ReactDOM.render allowed that. A data-react-id attribute is used to find and render React roots instead of iterating over all nodes with .react-data class.

shiny.react 0.3.0

1. Render React asynchronously and only once Shiny is fully initialized:
   • reactOutput() can now be nested.
   • ShinyProxy is no longer needed and was removed from the JavaScript API.
2. Support rate limiting (debounce and throttle) in InputAdapter.
3. updateReactInput() now works correctly with tibbles.

shiny.react 0.2.3

Improved documentation, including a tutorial vignette.

shiny.react 0.2.2

• updateReactInput() applies namespace automatically.
• updateReactInput() can be used to update components created with ButtonAdapter.

shiny.react 0.2.1

Minor changes for CRAN resubmission.

shiny.react 0.2.0

This is the first public release, with several big interface changes:

• Removed withReact(). Components now work without it!
• Removed make_input(), make_output() and mark_as_react_tag(). Components can now be defined by combining reactElement() and asProps().
• Removed reactWidget() - no longer applicable / necessary.
• Renamed ShinyComponentWrapper to ShinyBindingWrapper and made it internal.
• Added setInput() and triggerEvent() helpers.

shiny.react 0.1.0

Initial release made available to the early access group.

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