sliderInput(inputId, label, min, max, value, step = NULL, round = FALSE, format = "#,##0.#####", locale = "us", ticks = TRUE, animate = FALSE)

Creates a slider bar to select one or two values. Passes the selected values to the server as a number or a vector of two numbers.

Note: A slider bar and a slider range both use the same function, sliderInput. See the value argument for an explanation.

Arguments

inputId The name to use to look up the value of the widget (as a character string)

label A label to display above the slider bar

min The minimum value to use in the slider bar.

min The maximum value to use in the slider bar.

value The initial value to display in the slider bar. If value is a vector of two numbers, Shiny will place two sliders on the bar, which will let your user select the endpoints of a range. If value is a single number, Shiny will create a basic slider like the one shown above.

step The increment to place between each selectable value on the slider bar.

round TRUE to round every value to an integer. FALSE to perform no rounding. An integer to specify which digit to round to. Positive integers will round to digits left of the decimal place. Negative integers will round to digits right of the decimal place.

sep Separator between thousands places in numbers.

pre A prefix string to put in front of the value.

post A suffix string to put after the value.

ticks TRUE to show tick marks, FALSE to hide them.

animate TRUE to show default animation controls with default settings. This will let your user "play" the app as it iterates through every slider value. FALSE otherwise.

Make this widget by copying the code in ui.R.