insightsengineering / roxy.shinylive

roxygen2 extensions for shinylive
https://insightsengineering.github.io/roxy.shinylive/
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Initialize the package #1

Closed pawelru closed 2 months ago

github-actions[bot] commented 3 months ago

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R/parse_url.R                    9       0  100.00%
R/tag_examplesShinylive.R       72       0  100.00%
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gogonzo commented 3 months ago

How does it work? Do I understand correctly that at https://shinylive.io/r/app/ there is simple server which decodes an URI code= parameter and returns a webR app? Looks almost serverless, except a simple call to the shinylive

pawelru commented 3 months ago

How does it work? Do I understand correctly that at https://shinylive.io/r/app/ there is simple server which decodes an URI code= parameter and returns a webR app? Looks almost serverless, except a simple call to the shinylive

That's right. It's quite simple. That's why I thought we can easily integrate it to the docs

donyunardi commented 2 months ago

Forgot to mention that I can't pass the R CMD check locally

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However, the CI able to run the check successfully. Is it the version of my tidy cli?

pawelru commented 2 months ago

Forgot to mention that I can't pass the R CMD check locally

I'm a little bit puzzled by what tidy returns. It looks like yours does not like allowfullscreen and mine does not like allow="fullscreen". I think I'm going to remove it completely to limit this dependency. If really needed (which I have doubts) we can bring this back