Data input via shinyTable in R shiny application - Stack Overflow I want to build a shiny app that gets matrix data as input and returns a table based on some operations on it as output By search I find that ShinyTable package could be useful I tried below shiny codes but the result app appears gray out and without result
shiny - possible to run RShiny app without opening an R environment . . . you need to give them a folder with your shiny code ; you add a windows BAT file for them to click; they run that, it calls Rscript exe which starts the shiny package you gave them; Or get it hosted on the RStudio guys' public shiny server, but then we can all see it
UI elements for selecting date and time (not just date) in shiny In the past I have used a combination of dateInput and a slider to get date and hour for my shiny app I was wondering if there is a better option available now as I need to collect input up to the
Hide show outputs Shiny R - Stack Overflow I am trying to find out how to show and hide my outputs like graphics and tabels each time when the user change something in the widgets For instance I have a sliderInput for my variable called q
r - Scale and size of plot in RStudio shiny - Stack Overflow Shiny Chart Space Allocation I'm creating a shiny web app and would like to set the size of the plot and scale What I mean by that is I'm looking for a way to set a finite height width for my plot, and then scale that set sized image to the mainPanel( plotOutput ()) area
r - Shiny: what is the difference between observeEvent and . . . I read the Shiny documentation about reactive programming a few times now, but I can't properly understand the difference between observeEvent and eventReactive The documentation says: Use observeEvent whenever you want to perform an action in response to an event
r - Effectively debugging Shiny apps - Stack Overflow I have a complex Shiny app spread across multiple files that uses code from several packages The app works when run locally in R Studio, but on my server it throws a generic error: Error: do no