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While engaging with data analysis within a shiny
app,
users often encounter insights that they wish to capture and share, be
it through presentations, markdown
articles, or other
formats. The teal.reporter
package simplifies the process
for both developers and end-users of shiny
applications. It
allows for easy generation and dissemination of findings. This
eliminates the need for manual copy-pasting or writing in markdown.
teal.reporter
provides a suite of modules and objects
that integrate seamlessly to create reports directly from
shiny
apps with minimal effort for users and
developers.
And it can be done as easy as adding one of the reporting tools to your module:
library(teal.reporter)
library(shiny)
<- fluidPage(simple_reporter_ui("simple"))
ui <- function(input, output, session) {
server # The bulk of your module logic here
<- function(card) {
create_module_card $append_text("This is the content of the report from the `simple` module")
card
}simple_reporter_srv("simple", Reporter$new(), create_module_card)
}
if (interactive()) shinyApp(ui, server)
For the basic usage of teal.reporter
and the quickest
way to enhance your modules with reporting, explore the simple reporting setup
vignette.
To enable application users to preview, customize, and reorder reports prior to finalization, delve into the report previewer vignette.
teal
Discover how teal.reporter complements the teal
framework by visiting the dedicated on
integrating reporting in teal
..
Developers who want more control over the reporting process and
customization of the layout can benefit from learning about topics such
as add_card_button
,download_report_button
and
reset_report_button
offered by
teal.reporter
.
These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.