Passing reactive object as additional argument to several golem modules

[agronomofiorentini]

Hi ThinkR,
Thank you for the development of this amazing package which I always use when I am faced with the development of a very large web application.
I would like to pass to several golem module an additional argument which is the reactive object of check_credentials of shiny manager to:

1. To call only the user data.
2. To activate or deactivate based on the type of user

This is the way that i am operating right now, but finding many problems.

UI part

app_ui<-shinymanager::secure_app(app_ui, status="primary")

Server Part

res_auth <- secure_server(check_credentials = check_credentials(credentials)) auth_output<- reactive({ reactiveValuesToList(res_auth)})

Module Server
mod_golem_User("golem_ui_1", res_auth)

Then when i am calling the res_auth() in the golem module it is as if it did not exist

[ColinFay]

Hey,

These two issues seems to be unrelated :)
Please open one issue by topic so that we can keep track of everything 🤘

Can you please move the Docker related issue to {dockerfiler} please ? This is where all the docker related elements are now stored :)

The original post being a question, I'll convert this issue to a Discussion :)

Thanks for using {golem}!

Cheers,
Colin

[agronomofiorentini]

Hi @ColinFay it is a pleasure to talk with you and also with @VincentGuyader. I see many videos of you explain how to use golem.

I have reported the dockerfile issue as you suggested to me.

I would ask to you if there are any method to pass a reactivevalue from the server.R (which in this case is the shinymanager reactivevalue output) to any golem_module in order to keep the modularization safe.

if there is no possibility to do this, the modularization of the code according to the user's information becomes difficult.

[ColinFay]

Hey,

There is an example here about {shinymanager} and {golem} that does reuse res_auth https://github.com/ColinFay/golemexamples/blob/master/golemshinymanager/R/app_server.R#L27

Let me know if that solves your issue.

Cheers,
Colin

[agronomofiorentini]

It solved my problem.

I knew you could give me a solution
thank you.

I wish you a good day.

Marco