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Can you suggest a workaround? You will have to get someone with permission to install Inno Setup - jrsoftware. Also worth mentioning, this works only for Windows — Paladinic. Luc Luc 9 9 silver badges 18 18 bronze badges. DeanAttali DeanAttali Thanks for your comments! I did think about shinyapps. And may be I will explore it further. But my worry was cost to some extent and more importantly, the data privacy part given that the data being used by the app is fairly sensitive.
And the organization that I work for, has some fairly stringent guidelines around data privacy and related issues. So I may run into some road blocks there. Secondly, it's not terribly important that users shouldn't see the code..
So if there is no easy way to mask the code, I will end up just shipping out the whole package. Cost is free if you're not using it tooo much. If you're worried about cost and privacy, then use your own shiny server.
This way it's still hosted by you and you control it. I guess it depends if you want the app to be completely shipped to the client or if you want to host it. It it is given to them as a standalone, it means you can't update it and fix bugs. Just open a txt editor and add the following line: R -e "shiny::runApp 'app. For example add the line: Sys. Marc Warmoes Marc Warmoes 1 1 1 bronze badge.
Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Using the pool package advanced. Using dplyr and pool to query a database.
Persistent data storage in Shiny apps. Application layout guide. Build a dynamic UI that reacts to user input. Displaying and customizing static tables. How to use DataTables in a Shiny App. Help users download data from your app. Help users upload files to your app. Interactive plots. Selecting rows of data. Interactive plots - advanced. JavaScript actions packaged for Shiny apps. How to build a JavaScript based widget. How to add functionality to JavaScript widgets.
How to send messages from the browser to the server and back using Shiny. How to develop an interactive, dynamic help system for your app with introJS.
How to create custom input bindings. Putting everything together to create an interactive dashboard. Using custom CSS in your app. Build custom input objects. Build custom output objects.
Add Google Analytics to a Shiny app. Packaging JavaScript code for Shiny. Communicating with Shiny via JavaScript. However, you may wish to take a different approach depending on your requirements.
For example, using app. R , it is possible to deploy RShiny apps from within a package, as in this example from the costmodelr package. List your package dependencies Most apps will have dependencies on various third-party packages for example, dplyr. In your project repository you will need a file that lists your dependencies. The packages change through time and may not always be backwards compatible. To avoid compatibility issues and ensure reproducible outputs, it is necessary to use a package management system, such as conda, packrat or renv.
For further guidance see the package management section. If using conda, you will need to export your dependencies to an environment. This command will be run when Concourse builds the app.
You can set some access permissions for your app in the deploy. This file is used by Concourse to detect apps that are ready to build and deploy. It can take the values true or false. In general, this should be set to false. This is a relatively weak security measure, as discussed in the MoJ security guidance on IP addresses. As such, if you wish to disable authentication, you should first discuss this with the Analytical Platform team. Changes to deploy. Each time you create a new release, Concourse will create a new build.
Build and deploy in Concourse Once you have created a release in GitHub, Concourse should automatically start to deploy your app within a few minutes. If your app does not deploy automatically, you should first check that the pipeline is not paused.
For more information about using Concourse, see the build and deploy section. This means that there was an error during the startup of the app. See: Troubleshooting app start-up.
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