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VisualizaçõesR Shiny parent child rows in datatable
I am trying to reuse this datable example of child/parent rows in a shiny app that I am building:
https://rstudio.github.io/DT/002-rowdetails.html
There's also a slight modification that allows adding multiple rows:
https://github.com/rstudio/DT/issues/393#issuecomment-279627237
However, my case is a bit different. I have a dataframe with a main grouping parent variable and child rows. Child rows can be anything from 0 to n. I want to show my parent variable once and all it's children hidden beneath it.
Here's some sample data:
library(dplyr)
df = data.frame() %>%
rbind(c("parent1", "childA", "desc1")) %>%
rbind(c("parent1", "childB", "desc2")) %>%
rbind(c("parent2", "childC", "desc3")) %>%
rbind(c("parent3", "childD", "desc4")) %>%
rbind(c("parent4", "childE", "desc5")) %>%
rbind(c("parent4", "childF", "desc6")) %>%
rbind(c("parent4", "childG", "desc7")) %>%
`colnames<-`(c("parentID", "childID", "childDesc"))
Caveat: I don't know javascript and I have no idea how to adapt such code. I've seen multiple examples attempting to address the same issue, however, there is so much code and customization to them. I was hoping the simpler example above is easier to modify and someone can walk me through it. I also don't need any fancy formatting. Here are some examples I've seen:
Parent/Child Rows in Shiny R with a single dataframe that has a variable number of rows
Parent/Child Rows in R shiny Package
Parent/Child Rows in Shiny R with a single dataframe that has a variable number of rows
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You can use this code in server part:
output$txt <- renderUI({
df =
data.frame() %>%
rbind(c("parent1", "childA", "desc1")) %>%
rbind(c("parent1", "childB", "desc2")) %>%
rbind(c("parent2", "childC", "desc3")) %>%
rbind(c("parent3", "childD", "desc4")) %>%
rbind(c("parent4", "childE", "desc5")) %>%
rbind(c("parent4", "childF", "desc6")) %>%
rbind(c("parent4", "childG", "desc7")) %>%
`colnames<-`(c("parentID", "childID", "childDesc")) %>%
# this has already been done by you
group_by(parentID) %>% #you group the frame by parents
summarise(children = paste(childID, collapse = "</p><p>"))%>%
#apply the aggregate function
mutate(concatenated = paste0("<h3>", parentID, "</h3>", "<p>", children,"</p>"))
#combine the two columns:
HTML(paste(df$concatenated, sep = '<br/>'))
})
The code will group the dataframe and later on aggregate the necessary strings with html tags as separators. The resulting string will be rendered.
This line is necessary in UI for output of rendered HTML:
htmlOutput("txt")
This you get in your browser:
