options(cBioPortal.nav_ui =
tagList(
tabPanel("cBioPortal", uiOutput("cBioPortal"))
#tabPanel("Dosimetry", uiOutput("dosimetry"))
#tabPanel("Medical", uiOutput("medical"))
)
)
options(Enrichment.nav_ui =
tagList(
tabPanel("Enrichment", uiOutput("Enrichment"))
)
)
# options(Tools.nav_ui =
# tagList(
# tabPanel("Tools", uiOutput("Tools"))
#
# )
# )
## set default plots resolution
plot_width <- function(){
if (is.null(input$plot_width)){
r_data$plot_width <- 600
}else{
input$plot_width
}
}
plot_height <- function(){
if (is.null(input$plot_height)){
r_data$plot_height <- 600
}else{ input$plot_height
}
}
## set default dataset
init_data <- function(env = r_data) {
## Based on discussion with Joe Cheng: Datasets can change over time
## so the data needs to be reactive value so the other reactive
## functions and outputs that depend on these datasets will know when
## they are changed
## Using an environment to assign data
## http://adv-r.had.co.nz/Environments.html#explicit-envs
## using a reactiveValues list to keep track of relevant app info
## that needs to be reactive
r_data <- reactiveValues()
r_info <- reactiveValues()
#r_info[["datasetlist"]] <- c(epiGenomics, user_CNA, user_MetHM27, user_MetHM450, user_mRNA, user_Mut)
df_names <- "epigenomics"
for (dn in df_names) {
if (file.exists(dn)) {
df <- load(dn) %>% get()
dn <- basename(dn) %>%
{gsub(paste0(".", tools::file_ext(.)), "", ., fixed = TRUE)}
} else {
df <- data(list = dn, package = "bioCancer", envir = environment()) %>% get()
r_info[[paste0(dn, "_lcmd")]] <- glue::glue('{dn} <- data({dn}, package = "bioCancer", envir = environment()) %>% get()\nregister("{dn}")')
}
env[[dn]] <- df
if (!bindingIsActive(as.symbol(dn), env = env)) {
makeReactiveBinding(dn, env = env)
}
r_info[[paste0(dn, "_descr")]] <- attr(df, "description")
}
r_info[["datasetlist"]] <- basename(df_names)
r_info[["url"]] <- NULL
r_info
}
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