visualize output

[violacimatti]

Hi, I'm currently using Gosling in R and the following is my actual code:
`library(gosling)

data <- gos$bigwig(
url = "https://s3.amazonaws.com/gosling-lang.org/data/ExcitatoryNeurons-insertions_bin100_RIPnorm.bw",
column = "position",
value = "peak"
)

track <- gos$Track(data, height = 100)$mark_area()$encode(
x = gos$X("position:G"),
y = gos$Y("peak:Q"),
color= gos$value('blue')
)

track$view()`

If I take the output of track$view() and copy and paste it in a html, then when I open the html I can see the visualization and everything works.
However, I wanted to ask if there was a way, like some commands, to directly save the html output in an html file instead of having to copy and paste. Thank you.

[lee-t]

I want to piggyback off this issue. My question was how difficult it would be to be able to wrap Gos(ling) visualization outputs in a htmlwidget such that these visualizations would be easy to display in a Rmarkdown/Quarto document. If html code is the native output then in theory we could just embed it in a self-contained html quarto doc, but that doesn't work my testing ; it would be far easier for the outputs to produce a htmlwidget.