Project needs a new home.

Thank you all of you who have used this package and have contributed code/bugs/enhancements over the years. As you may have noticed I haven't been able to make any contributions to this project and others in the last two years. I was hoping to get back to developing/maintaining this package on a regular basis but my current work-life balance does not allow it and I don't see that situation changing anytime soon.

So here is my humble request to the R geospatial community, if anyone wants to take over this project and maintain/develop it for the greater good, I will be more than happy to transfer the project over to your repo. Send me an email at bhaskarvk AT <google's mail domain>. Same offer holds of any of my other R packages that you might be interested in taking over.

Please note that the javascripts being used in the current version are all almost 2 years old and counting and contain various security vulnerabilities. So I don't recommend anyone use this package anymore unless it is taken over and brought up to date by someone else. Until that happens please consider this project as abandonware.

widgetframe: htmlwidgets inside responsive iframes.

The goal of widgetframe is to be able to embed widgets inside iframes using NPR's Pymjs library for responsive iframes.

This package provides two functions frameableWidget, and frameWidget. The frameableWidget is used to add extra code to a htmlwidget which allows it to be rendered inside a responsive iframe. The frameWidget returns a htmlwidget which displays content of another htmlwidget inside a responsive iframe.

Current Status

Works With
- Flex Dashboard: Check out this Demo.
- RMarkdown + knitr: Check out this Demo.
- RMarkdown Website: Check out this Demo.
- Xaringan Presentations: Check out this Demo.
  widgetframe should also work with other RMarkdown + knitr based presentations.
- Bookdown gitbook: Needs a Makefile, but works. Check out this Demo.
- blogdown: Check out this Demo.

Does Not (Yet) Work With
- Shiny

Installation

Release version

install.packages('widgetframe')

OR development version

if(!require(devtools)) {
  install.packages('devtools')
}
devtools::install_github('bhaskarvk/widgetframe')

Usage

`frameableWidget` function.

The frameableWidget function should be used when you need a HTML which can be embedded in a CMS system like WordPress/blogger or a static HTML website using the Pymjs library.

library(leaflet)
library(widgetframe)
l <- leaflet() %>% addTiles()
htmlwidgets::saveWidget(frameableWidget(l),'leaflet.html')

The resulting leaflet.html contains the necessary Pym.js Child initialization code and will work inside a regular iFrame or better yet a Pym.js responsive iFrame. It is expected that the site which is going to embed this widget's content has the necessary Pymjs Parent initialization code as described here.

`frameWidget` function

frameWidget function takes an existing htmlwidget as an argument and returns a new htmlwidget which when rendered, wraps the input htmlwdiget inside a responsive iFrame. This function can be used to knit htmlwidgets such that they are unaffected by the parent HTML file's CSS. This could be useful in bookdown or R Markdown Websites to embed widgets such that they are unaffected by the site's global CSS/JS.

You can use widgetFrame inside your R Markdowns as shown below.

```{r 01}
library(leaflet)
library(widgetframe)
l <- leaflet(height=300) %>% addTiles() %>% setView(0,0,1)
frameWidget(l)
```

```{r 02}
library(dygraphs)
ts <- dygraph(nhtemp, main = "New Haven Temperatures",
              height=250, width='95%')
frameWidget(ts)
```

Code of Conduct

Please note that this project is released with a Contributor Code of Conduct. By participating in this project you agree to abide by its terms.