Histoslider
A Histogram Slider Input for Shiny
Overview
The histosliderCRANstatusLifecycle is a Shiny input binding wrapper designed to work with the histoslider React component. This tool allows users to create histogram sliders from numeric, date, and datetime vectors and customize the histogram bins. Additionally, the input_histoslider() function can be programmatically updated using the update_histoslider() function.
Features
- Shiny input binding wrapper for the histoslider React component
- Supports creating histogram sliders from numeric, date, and datetime vectors
- Customizable histogram bins through the breaks argument of hist()
- Programmatic update of input_histoslider() through update_histoslider()
- Example usage included in the inst/examples folder
Summary
The histosliderCRANstatusLifecycle is a useful tool for creating histogram sliders in the Shiny framework. Its integration with the histoslider React component allows users to easily create interactive histograms from numeric, date, and datetime vectors. The package provides flexibility by allowing users to customize the histogram bins and also offers programmatic updating of the histogram slider. Example usage is included in the package's documentation for easy implementation.
- React
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