I hope somebody can help me with this. I have a package that uses htmltools and reactable to produce html reports for some operations, for example:
columns_def <- list(
ProjectID = reactable::colDef(
align = "right",
style = list(
color = "#9e9e9e",
fontWeight = "800",
borderRight = "2px solid #E6E6E6"
),
minWidth = 60
),
concatenatePoolIDSeqRun = reactable::colDef(
minWidth = 100
),
Found = reactable::colDef(
maxWidth = 100,
align = "center",
style = function(value) {
color <- if (value == TRUE) {
"#6afc21"
} else {
"#d61e1e"
}
list(
color = color, paddingLeft = "15px",
fontWeight = "bold"
)
},
cell = function(value) {
if (value == TRUE) "\u2713" else "\u2718"
}
),
Path = reactable::colDef(
minWidth = 200
)
)
styled_df <- .generate_react_table(checker_df,
defaultSorted = list(Found = "asc"),
columns = columns_def
)
widget_text <- htmltools::tags$html(
htmltools::tags$head(
htmltools::tags$style(.widget_css())
),
htmltools::tags$body(
htmltools::h1("IMPORT ASSOCIATION FILE REPORT"),
htmltools::h2("ALIGNMENT RESULTS"),
htmltools::div(
id = "section-content",
htmltools::div("Results of alignment between file system and",
"association file. If some folders are not found",
"they will be ignored until the problem is fixed",
"and the association file re-imported.",
id = "subtitle"
)
)
)
)
widget <- htmlwidgets::prependContent(styled_df, widget_text)
In this case i'm using the prependContent function from htmlwidget since reactable is a widget. When I print this widget (either in RStudio Viewer or the browser) everything works fine, but I'd also like to export this widget in a self contained html file on disk at a specified path. So in my function code I do:
htmlwidgets::saveWidget(widg, export_widget_path)
From documentation by default the selfcontained parameter is set to TRUE and I have pandoc installed correctly but this happens:
Even if I opt for self contained options a files folder is produced and when I open the file a portion of it is wrongly rendered:
This doesn't happen when the widget is printed (either in viewer or browser)
I also tried to change this
widget_text <- htmltools::tags$html(
htmltools::tags$head(
htmltools::tags$style(.widget_css())
),
htmltools::tags$body(
htmltools::h1("IMPORT ASSOCIATION FILE REPORT"),
htmltools::h2("ALIGNMENT RESULTS"),
htmltools::div(
id = "section-content",
htmltools::div("Results of alignment between file system and",
"association file. If some folders are not found",
"they will be ignored until the problem is fixed",
"and the association file re-imported.",
id = "subtitle"
)
)
)
)
widget <- htmlwidgets::prependContent(styled_df, widget_text)
with this
widget <- htmltools::tags$html(
htmltools::tags$head(
htmltools::tags$style(.widget_css())
),
htmltools::tags$body(
htmltools::h1("IMPORT ASSOCIATION FILE REPORT"),
htmltools::h2("ALIGNMENT RESULTS"),
htmltools::div(
id = "section-content",
htmltools::div("Results of alignment between file system and",
"association file. If some folders are not found",
"they will be ignored until the problem is fixed",
"and the association file re-imported.",
id = "subtitle"
)
), styled_df
)
)
Obtaining a tag.shiny object but of course it doesn't work with htmlwidgets::saveWidget, I have to use htmltools::save_html which doesn't produce a self-contained file.
I know there is an option with pandoc to convert html to self contained but it also produces weird results when I tried to use it (mainly graphics not rendered correctly).
Is there any way this could be done or do I have to surrender to the fact that I'll have non self-contained html files? Thanks in advance
Have you tried setting your working directory to the location that you want to save the self-contained file? That is the only way that I am able to make self-contained files with
htmlwidgets::saveWidget()
.