juba
commented
2 years ago Hi,
If you want to add an input filter which could act on an robservable widget, I think there are only two solutions :
- using shiny (but then you'll have to host the app, as you pointed it out)
- add the input to the Observable notebook and import the corresponding cell
robservable only imports Observable code from an existing notebook, whereas quarto gives the ability to create Observable cells directly in your document.
novotny1akub
Great package, guys. Integrating Observable JS with R seems to open up a lot of possibilities for stand alone html documents. Is it possible to use input filter with robservable (or select box/slider etc)? There is an example of input filter in the Quarto Observable JS documentation so this is the reason why I thought this could be possible. This would allow shine-like experience without the need for a hosted solution.