Changelog

deep option : optional argument passed to the module destroy method. Allows the destruction of child module. FALSE by default.
Pipes updates : new %c>%, copy all inputs; updated %:i:% and %:pi:% pipes.
Clear some check warnings/notes
Fix other issues

obser attribute : Now all {tm} modules have an obser attribute which is a list of all server observers. This is a convenient location to explore existing observers and helps in garbage collection. Users need to use self$obser$[observer_id] as a variable name when initializing the observers. All {tm} examples updated with obser.
destroy method : This function destroys the module, it removes all the module’s references from the ModStore (session module and edges) and destroy module observers stored in the obser attribute mentioned above. Note : This functionality rely on module developers to systematically store observers in the obser list.
suspend method : This function suspends module’s observers stored in the obser attribute mentioned above. Note : This functionality rely on module developers to systematically store observers in the obser list.
resume method : This function resumes module’s observers stored in the obser attribute mentioned above. Note : This functionality rely on module developers to systematically store observers in the obser list.

collision option : By default {tidymodules} doesn’t allow the creation of two modules with same id at the same time (same timestamp). It fails with a collision error. This option which is FALSE by default, allows the user to disable collision check. This could be useful when users create module in an observer that get triggered twice at the same time.
react attribute : Now all {tm} modules have a react attribute which is a list to conveniently store server reactive objects (reactive / reactiveVal / reactiveValues). This list help store module reactive objects and facilitate their access from anywhere within the module object. Users need to use self$react$[reactive_id] as a variable name when initializing the objects. All {tm} examples updated with react.
Debug mode with TM_DEBUG option : display a debug button and highlight module UI. Clicking the button allows to explore module environment in debug mode. try this options(TM_DEBUG=TRUE).
Fix issue with parent module look-up function. Now the code takes the parent option provided by the user as the source of truth.
Fix bug in calculating port length and pipe operators
Apply styler and fix some issues found with lintr

Correct port attibutes assignment
Rename TidyModule field parent_ports to pass_ports
Make assignPort function work in dynamic context
Add inherit parameter to addPort function to better control ports inheritance
Add extra warnings and exceptions related to nested modules and port inheritance
Improve module console printing to highlight inherited ports

Fix a problem where there is no shiny session argument in app server and calling modules’ callModule & callModules.
Add warning to module get port functions for some specific cases (global vs user session)
fix module iport & oport functions
doc fix

Improve how the ports are moved around
Restrict port assignment to reactive function only. No more reactiveValues as this can be modified by module. tidymodules derived ports are an exception.
Clean-up pipe operators code
New ‘%->>%’ pipe
Move input (i) and ouput (o) ports lists into public field to facilitate port lookup from a module reference
Add oport/iport to be consistent with the corresponding utility functions
Add execIn/Output functions
Fix for Store module when edges are empty
Add check in ModStore for duplicated edges

tidymodules 0.1.6