RunJS

The solution to this problem might come in the form of RunJS, a super-minimalist JavaScript scratchpad that provides an accessible and non-intimidating way of writing and testing JavaScript code.
Runjs: Run JavaScript code; shinyjs: shinyjs; shinyjs-defunct: Defunct functions in shinyjs; showLog: Print any JavaScript console.log messages in the R console; stateFuncs: Enable/disable an input element; useShinyjs: Set up a Shiny app to use shinyjs; visibilityFuncs: Display/hide an element; Browse all.
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In order to use any shinyjs function in a Shiny app, you must first call useShinyjs() anywhere in the app’s UI.

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Function	Description
`show` / `hide` / `toggle`	Display or hide an element (optionally with an animation).
`hidden`	Initialize a Shiny tag as invisible (can be shown later with a call to `show`).
`enable` / `disable` / `toggleState`	Enable or disable an input element, such as a button or a text input.
`disabled`	Initialize a Shiny input as disabled.
`reset`	Reset a Shiny input widget back to its original value.
`refresh`	Refresh the page.
`delay`	Execute R code (including any `shinyjs` functions) after a specified amount of time.
`alert`	Show a message to the user.
`click`	Simulate a click on a button.
`html`	Change the text/HTML of an element.
`onclick`	Run R code when a specific element is clicked. Was originally developed with the sole purpose of running a `shinyjs` function when an element is clicked, though any R code can be used.
`onevent`	Similar to `onclick`, but can be used with many other events instead of click (for example, listen for a key press, mouse hover, etc).
`addClass` / `removeClass` / `toggleClass`	add or remove a CSS class from an element.
`runjs`	Run arbitrary JavaScript code.
`extendShinyjs`	Allows you to write your own JavaScript functions and use `shinyjs` to call them as if they were regular R code. More information is available in the section “Calling your own JavaScript functions from R” below.

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Function	Description
`runcodeUI` + `runcodeServer`	Adds a text input to your app that lets you run arbitrary R code live.
`showLog`	Print any JavaScript `console.log()` messages in the R console, to make it easier and quicker to debug apps without having to open the JS console.
`logjs`	Print a message to the JavaScript console (mainly used for debugging purposes).
`inlineCSS`	Easily add inline CSS to a Shiny app.

You can test out some shinyjs functions below. Choose some R code from the dropdown list, and click Run.