Mark an element as an input of an app's tools

In an app built with mcp_app(), a tool's argument takes its value from the input whose id matches the argument's name. Shiny's and bslib's inputs are found that way on their own. mcp_input() marks anything else: an element whose id differs from the argument name, or a form element shinymcp doesn't recognize.

Usage

mcp_input(tag, id = NULL)

Arguments

tag

A tag or tag list. The mark goes on the tag if it is a form element or an input group (radio buttons, a date input), otherwise on the first one inside it.

id

The tool argument the element feeds. Defaults to the element's own id.

Value

tag, marked.

See also

Other components: mcp_output(), mcp_plot(), mcp_select(), mcp_submit_button()

Examples

mcp_input(htmltools::tags$input(id = "q", type = "search"), id = "query")
#> <input id="q" type="search" data-shinymcp-input="query"/>