Postive Feedback in R with a Little Javascript
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Let’s face it, sometimes the struggle in R can become frustrating, depressing, daunting, or just monotonous. For those moments when you need a little positive feedback, some encouragement, or a pat on the back, I thought this might help. Maybe I should make this into a package.
I found this from Sweet Alert for Bootstrap forked from Tristan Edwards non-bootstrap SweetAlert. This builds on the technique used in my previous post SVG + a little extra (d3.js) in RStudio Browser | No Pipes This Time.
# give yourself some positive feedback in R # as you toil away on some difficult, but worthwhile task # uses javascript sweet-alert https://github.com/t4t5/sweetalert library(htmltools) library(pipeR) tagList( tags$script( ' document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", function(event) { swal("Good job! Brilliant!", "You\'re doing worthwhile things.", "success") }); ' ) ) %>>% attachDependencies( htmlDependency( name="sweet-alert" ,version="0.2.1" ,src=c("href"= "http://timelyportfolio.github.io/sweetalert/lib" ) ,script = "sweet-alert.min.js" ,style = "sweet-alert.css" ) ) %>>% html_print
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