Create a data-frame table renderer for output$...

Create a data-frame table renderer for output$...

Usage

tuiRenderTable(
  expr,
  showRowNames = FALSE,
  showHeader = TRUE,
  outerBorder = TRUE,
  rowBorder = FALSE,
  colBorder = TRUE,
  headerRowBorder = TRUE,
  headerColBorder = TRUE,
  borderStyle = "light",
  borderColor = NULL,
  headerBorderColor = NULL,
  headerBold = TRUE,
  headerColor = NULL,
  headerBgColor = NULL,
  zebraRows = FALSE,
  zebraColorOdd = NULL,
  zebraColorEven = NULL,
  cellPaddingX = 0L,
  cellPaddingY = 0L,
  cellOverflow = "clip",
  minColWidth = NULL,
  maxColWidth = NULL,
  columnAlign = NULL,
  naText = "NA"
)

Arguments

expr: An expression returning a data frame (or tibble).
showRowNames: Whether to prepend row names as the first column.
showHeader: Whether the header row should be shown.
outerBorder: Whether to draw the table outer border.
rowBorder, colBorder: Whether to draw row and column separators.
headerRowBorder, headerColBorder: Header-only separators. They are applied only when the corresponding global separator is disabled: headerRowBorder only when rowBorder = FALSE, and headerColBorder only when colBorder = FALSE.
borderStyle: Border style ("light", "dashed", "heavy", "double", "rounded", "empty").
borderColor, headerBorderColor: Optional border colors.
headerBold: Whether header cells are bold.
headerColor, headerBgColor: Optional header text/background colors.
zebraRows: Whether alternating row backgrounds are enabled.
zebraColorOdd, zebraColorEven: Optional alternating row background colors.
cellPaddingX, cellPaddingY: Cell horizontal/vertical padding.
cellOverflow: Cell overflow policy ("clip", "wrap", "ellipsis").
minColWidth, maxColWidth: Optional global min/max column width.
columnAlign: Optional per-column alignment ("left", "center", "right"), as a scalar, vector, or named vector/list.
naText: Replacement text for NA values in table cells.

Value

A table renderer object for assignment in output$....

Details

Renderer expressions should ideally be side-effect free. If a tuiRender* expression mutates reactive state (for example via tuiReactiveVal()), the output can invalidate itself during its own evaluation. In that case, rtui emits a warning (once per output id) and still completes the render pass.