module_nested_tabs: Create a UI of nested tabs of `teal_modules`

Description

Create a UI of nested tabs of teal_modules

Usage

ui_nested_tabs(id, modules, datasets, depth = 0L, is_module_specific = FALSE)
# S3 method for default
ui_nested_tabs(id, modules, datasets, depth = 0L, is_module_specific = FALSE)
# S3 method for teal_modules
ui_nested_tabs(id, modules, datasets, depth = 0L, is_module_specific = FALSE)
# S3 method for teal_module
ui_nested_tabs(id, modules, datasets, depth = 0L, is_module_specific = FALSE)
srv_nested_tabs(
  id,
  datasets,
  modules,
  is_module_specific = FALSE,
  reporter = teal.reporter::Reporter$new()
)
# S3 method for default
srv_nested_tabs(
  id,
  datasets,
  modules,
  is_module_specific = FALSE,
  reporter = teal.reporter::Reporter$new()
)
# S3 method for teal_modules
srv_nested_tabs(
  id,
  datasets,
  modules,
  is_module_specific = FALSE,
  reporter = teal.reporter::Reporter$new()
)
# S3 method for teal_module
srv_nested_tabs(
  id,
  datasets,
  modules,
  is_module_specific = TRUE,
  reporter = teal.reporter::Reporter$new()
)

Value

Depending on the class of modules, ui_nested_tabs returns:

teal_module: instantiated UI of the module.
teal_modules: tabsetPanel with each tab corresponding to recursively calling this function on it.

srv_nested_tabs returns a reactive which returns the active module that corresponds to the selected tab.

Arguments

id: (character(1)) module id
modules: (teal_modules) object containing the output modules which will be displayed in the teal application. See modules() and module() for more details.
datasets: (named list of FilteredData) object to store filter state and filtered datasets, shared across modules. For more details see teal.slice::FilteredData. Structure of the list must be the same as structure of the modules argument and list names must correspond to the labels in modules. When filter is not module-specific then list contains the same object in all elements.
depth: (integer(1)) number which helps to determine depth of the modules nesting.
is_module_specific: (logical(1)) flag determining if the filter panel is global or module-specific. When set to TRUE, a filter panel is called inside of each module tab.
reporter: (Reporter) object from teal.reporter

<code>ui_nested_tabs</code>

Each teal_modules is translated to a tabsetPanel and each of its children is another tab-module called recursively. The UI of a teal_module is obtained by calling its UI function.

The datasets argument is required to resolve the teal arguments in an isolated context (with respect to reactivity).

<code>srv_nested_tabs</code>

This module recursively calls all elements of modules and returns currently active one.

teal_module returns self as a active module.
teal_modules also returns module active within self which is determined by the input$active_tab.