# Create a `wa-tab-group` component

Generated wrapper for the Web Awesome `wa-tab-group` component. When
used as a Shiny input, `input$<input_id>` reflects the component's
current semantic `active` state. The Shiny value is returned as a
character string. Generated from Web Awesome metadata.

## Usage

``` r
wa_tab_group(
  input_id,
  ...,
  class = NULL,
  style = NULL,
  activation = NULL,
  active = NULL,
  dir = NULL,
  lang = NULL,
  placement = NULL,
  without_scroll_controls = NULL,
  nav = NULL
)
```

## Arguments

- input_id:

  Shiny input id for the component. This is also used as the rendered
  DOM `id` attribute.

- ...:

  Child content for the component's default slot.

- class:

  Optional CSS class string.

- style:

  Optional inline CSS style string.

- activation:

  Enumerated string. Allowed values: `auto`, `manual`. Default: `auto`.
  When set to auto, navigating tabs with the arrow keys will instantly
  show the corresponding tab panel. When set to manual, the tab will
  receive focus but will not show until the user presses spacebar or
  enter.

- active:

  String. Default: `""`. Sets the active tab.

- dir:

  String. Optional Web Awesome attribute.

- lang:

  String. Optional Web Awesome attribute.

- placement:

  Enumerated string. Allowed values: `bottom`, `end`, `start`, `top`.
  Default: `top`. The placement of the tabs.

- without_scroll_controls:

  Boolean. Default: `FALSE`. Disables the scroll arrows that appear when
  tabs overflow.

- nav:

  Used for grouping tabs in the tab group. Must be `<wa-tab>` elements.
  Note that `<wa-tab>` will set this slot on itself automatically.

## Value

An HTML tag for the component.

## Shiny Bindings

`input$<input_id>` reflects the component's current semantic `active`
state. The Shiny value is returned as a character string.