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shinyapps-package-dependencies
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Scientists Developed a Tool to Reveal Who's at Risk of Burnout, and It's Free
https://www.shinyapps.io
Pricing page mentions something about 'active hours', and if you're on 'free' or 'starter' tier, no more users can use the app until next month. Their pricing page doesn't mention anything about 'concurrent' users, but that error message might just be a legacy holdover?
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Deploying a Shiny app as self-contained application?
Docker would potentially be an option. Look at https://github.com/rocker-org/rocker-versioned. There is also https://www.shinyapps.io/ if you would rather not host the app locally.
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Facet wrap in excel 🤡
https://www.shinyapps.io is fairly simple to implement. (The actual shiny less so )
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R microservices - deploying R script to the cloud? Does this even exist?
Yes. The lowest-effort path is going to be a subscription to shinyapps, which comes with basic authentication and some control over compute/memory allocation.
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Offline Shiny App
My experience was that it was unreliable. Bit sluggish, and sometimes the app would not start and I would have to restart computer and hope it would work. But I thought I would mention it as an option since it fit your description. Is there a reason why you cannot deploy it to https://www.shinyapps.io/ ?
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Build a website with R
R Shiny is the way. https://www.shinyapps.io/
- Does anyone have experience with live dashboards?
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Push Button Publishing for Shiny Apps
Keep in mind that Shinyapps.io is a managed service and comes with some limitations regarding dependencies: required R packages need to be able to run on Ubuntu Linux and cannot rely on graphical display only (Tcl/Tk). Installing packages from Bioconductor needs the repositories set by setRepositories(). If a package has missing system dependencies, you can find available system packages here, or file an issue here.
shinyproxy-hello
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Push Button Publishing for Shiny Apps
The following image gallery shows how to deploy the Hello app to the Shinyapps.io service:
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Dockerizing Shiny Applications
This post is based on the analythium/shinyproxy-hello GitLab project. Readt about the Shiny example and basic docker concepts before continuing. The project contains the demo Shiny app in the app folder:
What are some alternatives?
superset - Apache Superset is a Data Visualization and Data Exploration Platform
littler - A scripting and command-line front-end for GNU R
electron-quick-start - Clone to try a simple Electron app
Shiny_Desktop_App - Deploy your R Shiny app(s) locally on Windows
DesktopDeployR - A framework for deploying self-contained R-based applications to the desktop
RInno - How to install local shiny apps
rocker-versioned - Run current & prior versions of R using docker
electricShine - Create Standalone Installable Shiny Apps