The studio guide for mascot_example().
The same page is read in the mascot studio.
mascot::mascot_studio(fn = "mascot_example")
It opens on this function's guide; change a control and watch the mascot.
Copy an example into your project
Find the names with
mascot_examples() ,
then locate an app without starting a server:
basename(mascot::mascot_example("form-check", run = FALSE))The call returns app.R. To adapt this single-file
example, copy that file into your project:
path <- mascot::mascot_example("form-check", run = FALSE)
file.copy(path, "app.R", overwrite = FALSE)Choose a destination without an existing app.R. For the
multi-file examples ("studio", golem and the
rhino-shaped one), copy the whole containing folder instead so that
their supporting files stay together. The golem example
needs golem; the single-file scenarios need Shiny, bslib and mascot
(long-task also needs promises and later).
Run one
To explore all functions before adapting a single scenario, open the bundled app that shows every function, from an interactive R console:
mascot::mascot_example("studio")Or run a copied example’s directory with
shiny::runApp(). The call waits until the app closes;
locating the file with run = FALSE does not launch it.
Warnings, errors and common mistakes
mascot_example("unknown-example", run = FALSE)