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@gadenbuie gadenbuie released this 18 Jul 16:39
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Breaking changes

  • shinyswatch now requires shiny v1.0.0 or newer to use the newly-introduced shiny.ui.Theme() class to define themes. As a result, shinyswatch.theme.{name} objects can no longer be added anywhere in the app's UI. Instead, pass a shinyswatch theme to the theme argument of any shiny.ui.page_*() functions (Shiny Core) or to shiny.express.ui.page_opts() (Shiny Express). (#39)

  • The default argument of theme_picker_ui() is now deprecated. Instead, pass the initial theme to the theme argument of any shiny.ui.page_*() functions (Shiny Core) or to shiny.express.ui.page_opts() (Shiny Express). This change separates the initial theme selection from the placement of the theme picker input. (#39)

  • shinyswatch.get_theme_deps() was removed from the package. If needed, use the ._html_dependency() method of the theme object. (#39)

New features

  • As mentioned above, shinyswatch now uses the shiny.ui.Theme() class to define themes, making shinyswatch themes customizable using the .add_defaults(), .add_rules() and other methods of the shiny.ui.Theme() class. Customized themes are recompiled from Sass to CSS, which requires the libsass package. (#39)

  • The theme picker now includes Shiny's default theme (as "shiny") and bare Bootstrap (as "bootstrap") as theme options, in addition to the Bootswatch themes. If the initial app theme is a custom shiny.ui.Theme(), the custom theme is also included in the theme picker options. (#39)

  • The theme picker will now remember the previous theme selection between app uses when the app is re-loaded in the same browser. (#43)

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