Element Plus Splitter Panel — el_splitter

One panel of an el_splitter().

Usage

el_splitter_panel(
  ...,
  id = NULL,
  size = NULL,
  min = NULL,
  max = NULL,
  resizable = NULL,
  collapsible = NULL,
  width = NULL,
  slots = NULL
)

update_el_splitter_panel(
  session = shiny::getDefaultReactiveDomain(),
  id,
  size = NULL,
  min = NULL,
  max = NULL,
  resizable = NULL,
  collapsible = NULL
)

Arguments

...: Its content: any Shiny UI. Components of this package are folded into this one's Vue instance, as el_button_group() folds its buttons.
id: Component ID. Auto-generated if NULL.
size: Size of the panel (in pixels or percentage). Element Plus's size (string / number).
min: Minimum size of the panel (in pixels or percentage). Element Plus's min (string / number).
max: Maximum size of the panel (in pixels or percentage). Element Plus's max (string / number).
resizable: Whether the panel can be resized. Element Plus's resizable (boolean).
collapsible: Whether the panel can be collapsed. Element Plus's collapsible (boolean).
width: Component width, as a CSS unit.
slots: Named list of Element slot contents: start-collapsible, end-collapsible. A scoped slot is written with template().
session: Shiny session; the current one by default, as for shiny::updateTextInput().

Value

A Shiny UI element.

Shiny inputs

None: it reports nothing.

Updating from the server

update_el_splitter_panel() changes a panel's settings: one inside an el_splitter() is folded into the splitter's instance and still answers to its own id. One left NULL stays as it is; NA returns it to Element's default.

update_el_splitter_panel() is called for its side effect and returns NULL invisibly.

Examples

if (interactive()) {
  # inside a server function
  observeEvent(input$lock, {
    update_el_splitter_panel(session, "side", resizable = !input$lock)
  })
}