cookies_panel_ui
cookies_panel_ui.Rd
Create the standard DfE R-Shiny cookies dashboard panel in the ui. The server side functionality is provided by cookies_panel_server()
See also
Other cookies:
cookies
,
cookies_banner_server()
,
cookies_banner_ui()
,
cookies_panel_server()
Examples
if (interactive()) {
# This example shows how to use the full family of cookies functions together
# This will be in your global.R script ===================================
library(shiny)
library(shinyjs)
library(dfeshiny)
google_analytics_key <- "ABCDE12345"
# This will be what is in your ui.R script ===============================
ui <- fluidPage(
# Place these lines above your header ----------------------------------
useShinyjs(),
dfe_cookies_script(),
cookies_banner_ui(name = "My DfE R-Shiny data dashboard"),
# Place the cookies panel under the header but in the main content -----
# Example of placing as a panel within navlistPanel
shiny::navlistPanel(
"",
id = "navlistPanel",
widths = c(2, 8),
well = FALSE,
## Cookies panel -----------------------------------------------------
shiny::tabPanel(
value = "cookies_panel_ui",
"Cookies",
cookies_panel_ui(google_analytics_key = google_analytics_key)
)
)
)
# This will be in your server.R file =====================================
server <- function(input, output, session) {
# Server logic for the pop up banner, can be placed anywhere in server.R -
output$cookies_status <- dfeshiny::cookies_banner_server(
input_cookies = reactive(input$cookies),
google_analytics_key = google_analytics_key,
parent_session = session
)
# Server logic for the panel, can be placed anywhere in server.R -------
cookies_panel_server(
input_cookies = reactive(input$cookies),
google_analytics_key = google_analytics_key
)
}
# How to run the minimal app given in this example =======================
shinyApp(ui, server)
}