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First: DT is a great and mature package I love and use lot - thank´s for that 🎉
One major drawback I´ve noticed when applying custom renderings on cell content. DT has some predefined format*() functions which are useful for specific cases. If I want a different cell output (icons, badges, tooltips, ...) things get quiet uncomfortable.
Either I can use R and format the input data upfront using all the great tools like htmltools, fontawesome, ... (This feels unclean to me, as DT should be responsible for the cell formatting/ styling and not the "raw input data") or I have to go to the JavaScript side of things, which is ok but takes me outside of R.
Recently I took a look at reactable and fell in love with their concept of custom cell rendering. Here´s a short example:
Input data and cell rendering/ content-styling are cleanly separated
An R-Function can be used for rendering/ styling (taking cell value, row index, and column name as arguments)
At the moment DT has a very similar feature options$columnDefs$render that only supports JS-Functions. I think it would be great to expand this to regular R-Functions. It would add endless flexibility to custom cell-rendering with an clean and easy to use interface.
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Integrate R-Interface for custom cell-rendering
Integrate R-interface for custom cell-rendering
Apr 7, 2022
@shrektan Your PR nails it! It´s nearly identical 😀 Thank´s for providing some workable code 👏. I just went through all issues to see if there is a similar request, didn´t check the PR´s.
I will give it a try later eventually and some feedback if possible. Should this issue be closed/ referenced in your PR?
I played around with the idea of using DataTables' orthogonal data for implementing a formatCustom() in this style. A crude POC, but could possibly go somewhere.
First: DT is a great and mature package I love and use lot - thank´s for that 🎉
One major drawback I´ve noticed when applying custom renderings on cell content. DT has some predefined
format*()
functions which are useful for specific cases. If I want a different cell output (icons, badges, tooltips, ...) things get quiet uncomfortable.Either I can use R and format the input data upfront using all the great tools like
htmltools
,fontawesome
, ... (This feels unclean to me, asDT
should be responsible for the cell formatting/ styling and not the "raw input data") or I have to go to the JavaScript side of things, which is ok but takes me outside of R.Recently I took a look at reactable and fell in love with their concept of custom cell rendering. Here´s a short example:
At the moment
DT
has a very similar featureoptions$columnDefs$render
that only supportsJS
-Functions. I think it would be great to expand this to regular R-Functions. It would add endless flexibility to custom cell-rendering with an clean and easy to use interface.By filing an issue to this repo, I promise that
xfun::session_info('DT')
. I have upgraded all my packages to their latest versions (e.g., R, RStudio, and R packages), and also tried the development version:remotes::install_github('rstudio/DT')
.I understand that my issue may be closed if I don't fulfill my promises.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: