Changelog

Add functions zoomIn() and zoomOut()
List-columns can now be passed to timevis() in the data or groups dataframe, to support nestedGroups and any other parameters that may require nested lists (#11)
Boolean values can be passed to timevis() in the data or groups dataframe, to support subgroupStack = TRUE option (#117)
Simplify documentation and augment with more examples

BREAKING CHANGE Upgrade to visjs-Timeline version 7.4.9 which includes many new features and performance improvements. You may notice some small differences in behaviour when upgrading as the new version includes 5 years of developments. (#50)
- One of the major differences is that previously when a config option (such as editable=TRUE) was set on an existing timeline, the option would apply retroactively to all existing items. In the new version, existing items don’t change and only new items will inherit the new options.
- You may also notice a difference in the way that editable items “snap” to the timeline when you modify their time. You can control the snapping behaviour, for example to only allow items to snap to round hours you can use options = list(editable = TRUE, snap = htmlwidgets::JS("function (date, scale, step) { var hour = 60 * 60 * 1000; return Math.round(date / hour) * hour; }"))
Add documentation about id parameter (#103)

BREAKING CHANGE API functions now work in shiny modules without having to specify the namespace. This means that if you previously explicitly used a namespace when calling API functions, you need to remove the namespace function (#90)
Add timezone parameter to timevis() - supports showing the timeline in a different timezone than your local machine (#67)
Add setCustomTime() and setCurrentTime() functions (#20)
Add <timeline>_visible Shiny input that sends the items that are currently visible in the timeline to Shiny as an input (#22)
Fixed bug: using setSelection() did not trigger the Shiny selected input (#82)
Add documentation about how to add custom style to timevis (#45)
Add documentation about how to use BCE dates (#99)
Add documentation tab to the demo app

timevis and visNetwork can work together in the same app (the bug is fixed on timevis’ end, so it will only work if a timevis widget is defined before a visNetwork one until visNetwork also fix the bug) (#11)
re-defining the data input handler does not cause a warning

add fit param to timevis() that determines if to fit the items on the timeline by default or not
timevis can now be included inside regular R markdown documents
all the API functions can now work on timeline widgets that are not yet initialized, which means they can work in rmarkdown documents or in the console
all the API functions can now work with pipes (%>% pipelines)
the API functions can accept either an ID of a widget or a widget object. This is useful because now the API functions can either be called from the server of a Shiny app at any point, or they can be called directly using the widget when it is being initialized

when re-rendering a timeline, the old data are not removed (#3)
can now use a dataframe that results from merging/binding two dataframes as input (#7)
zoom buttons show up when using a custom shinytheme() (#9)

removed the getData getWindow getIds getSelected parameters and instead just return that info always (#4)
refactor and modularize Shiny app code
UI improvements to Shiny app
added source code to Shiny app
added social media meta tags to Shiny app
add a lot of responsive CSS to make the app look well in smaller screens

Initial CRAN release

timevis 2.1.0 (2022-10-22)2022-11-03