As we continue to connect R + JS, here's another thing to consider: Having the JS side accept the variable type from R. This will ensure that the codebook matches what's happening in the analysis workflow. For example, if the R user changes the variable type (e.g. categorical -> numeric) it would reflect on the JS side.
As we continue to connect R + JS, here's another thing to consider: Having the JS side accept the variable type from R. This will ensure that the codebook matches what's happening in the analysis workflow. For example, if the R user changes the variable type (e.g. categorical -> numeric) it would reflect on the JS side.