Automatically serve golem external resources — bundle

This function is a wrapper around htmltools::htmlDependency that automatically bundles the CSS and JavaScript files in inst/app/www and which are created by golem::add_css_file() , golem::add_js_file() and golem::add_js_handler().

Usage

bundle_resources(
  path,
  app_title,
  name = "golem_resources",
  version = "0.0.1",
  meta = NULL,
  head = NULL,
  attachment = NULL,
  package = NULL,
  all_files = TRUE,
  app_builder = "golem",
  with_sparkles = FALSE,
  activate_js = TRUE
)

Arguments

path: The path to the folder where the external files are located.
app_title: The title of the app, to be used as an application title.
name: Library name
version: Library version
meta: Named list of meta tags to insert into document head
head: Arbitrary lines of HTML to insert into the document head
attachment: Attachment(s) to include within the document head. See Details.
package: An R package name to indicate where to find the src directory when src is a relative path (see resolveDependencies()).
all_files: Whether all files under the src directory are dependency files. If FALSE, only the files specified in script, stylesheet, and attachment are treated as dependency files.
app_builder: The name of the app builder to add as a meta tag. Turn to NULL if you don't want this meta tag to be included.
with_sparkles: C'est quand que tu vas mettre des paillettes dans ma vie Kevin?
activate_js: Boolean to enable or disable the injection of JavaScript via activate_js().

Value

an htmlDependency

Details

This function also preload activate_js() which allows to use preconfigured JavaScript functions via invoke_js().