Add columns to a reactive data frame in Shiny and update them

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无人及你 2021-01-05 22:16

I would like to be able to calculate a new column of data based on dividing one column by another, with both original columns selected by a user input. I would like to have

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  • 2021-01-05 22:19

    You don't return anything in your reactive for selectedData2 you just do an incrementation <-, I think you should do this :

       function(input, output, session) {
    
      # Combine the selected input variables into a new data frame
      selectedData <- reactive({
        return(iris[, c(input$xcol, input$ycol),])
      })
    
    
      # divide one variable selection by the other
      selectedData2 <- reactive({
                new<-iris[, c(input$xcol)]/iris[, c(input$ycol)]
                return(new)
    
        })
    
      # create data output for selected variables
      output$view <- renderTable({selectedData()
      })
    
      # create data output for calculated variable
      output$view2 <- renderTable({selectedData2()
      })
    
    }
    
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  • 2021-01-05 22:38

    You forget that iris is NOT a reactive element, so your code can't work. You have two options here:

    • creating a reactive value to store that data frame, using reactive().
    • creating a list of "global" reactive values in which you can store the updated data frame, using reactiveValues().

    Using global reactive expressions with reactiveValues

    Using reactiveValues you can make a list of reactive expressions much like input and output are. In the example below I use it to store the data frame iris as globals$mydf. Then you can use eg observe to change the value reactively, as in the following server function:

    #Server
    server <- function(input, output, session) {
    
      globals <- reactiveValues(
        mydf = iris
      )
    
      observe({
        thedf <- globals$mydf
        newvar <- thedf[[input$xcol]] / thedf[[input$ycol]]
        globals$mydf$ratio <- newvar
      })
    
    
      # create data output for selected variables
      output$view <- renderTable({
        globals$mydf
      })
    }
    

    using reactive()

    You can make two reactive expressions that depend on eachother:

    • one that selects the variables and calculates that ratio
    • one that combines this result with the selected variables

    Your server would look like this :

    server <- function(input, output, session) {
    
      newdf <- reactive({
        cbind(
          iris[c(input$xcol, input$ycol)],
          Ratio = newvar()
        )
      })
    
      newvar <- reactive({
        iris[[input$xcol]] / iris[[input$ycol]]
      })
    
      # create data output for selected variables
      output$view <- renderTable({
        newdf()
      })
    
    }
    

    Although you beliefe this is not what you're looking for, you can use newdf() in other code just like you would use globals$mydf in the previous example. reactiveValues() especially pays off if different parts of your code have to be able to change the data frame.

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