Using filtered datatables in shiny
r,filter,datatable,datatables,shiny
Just building up on @JasonAizkalns's example, you can hide some of the built-in column filters using jQuery. for example here the first two are hidden: library(shiny) library(DT) shinyApp( ui = fluidPage(dataTableOutput('tbl'), plotOutput('plot1')), server = function(input, output) { output$tbl = renderDataTable({ datatable(iris, filter="top",options = list(lengthChange = FALSE),callback=JS(" //hide column filters for...
Shiny renderUI selectInput returned NULL
This might work if you use is.null() and return your "default" for input$A: A.r <- reactive({ if(is.null(input$A)) return (1) input$A }) ...
[r][shiny] how to render ui from a string?
First of all, very cool idea. Your code's problem is actually not in your eval parse method, but in your numeric input arguments. They are missing a value and label input. Try: server.R chr <- "numericInput(inputId='a', value = 1, label = 1)" shinyServer(function(input, output, session) { output$ui <- renderUI({ eval(parse(text=chr))...
R Shiny - how to share variables between Rendering functions?
You could create another reactive function that returns a list, like this: shinyServer( function(input, output, session) { site <- reactive({ unlist(list("site1" = input$site1, "site2" = input$site2, "site3" = input$site3, "site4" = input$site4)) } output$text <- renderUI({ site = site() }) output$plot = renderPlot({ site = site() }) }) Then you...
The error when publishing a shiny app
As the error message says, please install shinyapps from https://github.com/rstudio/shinyapps It is not a package on CRAN, so you cannot install.packages().
How to build a 'for' loop with input$i in R Shiny
Use [[ or [ if you want to subset by string names, not $. From Hadley's Advanced R, "x$y is equivalent to x[["y", exact = FALSE]]." ## Create input input <- `names<-`(lapply(landelist, function(x) sample(0:1, 1)), landelist) filterland <- c() for (landeselect in landelist) if (input[[landeselect]] == TRUE) # use `[[`...
Cannot produce ggplot2 in Shiny
You have a reactive data set in datasetInput but you aren't using it in your plotting function. In your ggplot call just replace mydf_m with datasetInput(). I also replaced renderGvis with renderPlot and return the data from the reactive datasetInput. The server is then server <- shinyServer(function(input, output) { datasetInput...
Remove reactive expression in shiny app
This page should help you https://gist.github.com/wch/9606002. Basically, if you put an actionButton in your file, you can put an isolate bracket around your file input, so that the data won't changed each time an input is changed. Look at that page for more of the intricacies, but essentially you would...
R Shiny list2env
The environment() function will return the current environment. Thus if you use it inside a function, it will return the function's environment. You can then use that with list2env(lst, envir=environment()) (Although personally I almost always find it easier to keep data in a list rather than create a bunch of...
dplyr multiple inputs from Shiny
Principal == input$selectPrincipal | input$selectPrincipal == "All" ...
Error in UseMethod(“xtable”)
You simply reduce a wrong thing. Assuming you have only two files 'file1.csv', 'file2.csv' but it should work with larger number of files as well: > write.csv(structure(list(id = 1:3, x = 4:6), .Names = c("x", "y"), class = "data.frame", row.names = c(NA, -3L)), 'file1.csv', row.names=FALSE) > write.csv(structure(list(id = 1:2, y...
submit input in text area using return without inserting a newline character
You should prevent default behavior, which is inserting a new line, before calling your function. if (event.keyCode == 13 && (event.metaKey || event.ctrlKey)) { event.preventDefault(); callback() } ...
Changing the color of the sliderInput in Shiny walkthrough
Follow the tutorial here to create a CSS file within a folder called www as a sub folder of the folder with your shiny app in it. The contents of this file should be: .js-irs-0 .irs-bar { border-top-color: #d01010; border-bottom-color: #d01010; } .js-irs-0 .irs-bar-edge { border-color: #d01010; } .js-irs-0 .irs-single,...
R - Shiny Package - Non-numeric argument to binary operator
When using reactive, the resulting enclosures need to be called as functions. See ?reactive. Instead use: data <- c(data(), visualisatie(), price(), self()) BTW: there are a couple of neater (as in "clean code") methods of doing your conversion: data <- reactive({ switch(input$data, "Onbelangrijk" = 1, "Minder belangrijk" = 3, "Neutraal"...
Alternate control of a sliderInput between a derived value and user selected value
I believe this is the code you want. It's not too complicated, I hope it helps new_customers <- data.frame(age=c(30, 35, 40), score=c(-1.80, 1.21, -0.07)) historic_customers <- data.frame(age=sample(18:55, 500, replace=T), score=(rnorm(500))) server <- function(input, output, session) { get_selected_customer <- reactive({ new_customers[input$cust_no, ] }) observe({ cust <- get_selected_customer() updateSliderInput(session, "age", value =...
Is there a way to center an R plot within a tabPanel in shiny?
I am not aware of any Shiny specific way but you can always use css to style output images. Just add tags$style with a following content to your UI: "#plot1 img, #plot2 img { width: 60%; display: block; margin-left: auto; margin-right: auto; }" and remove width="60%" from plotOutput. Excluding width...
How to implement a reset button in R shiny?
You may have stumbled upon some reserved variables? not sure, I saw a bunch of buggy behavior, but this works, just change the UI variable names too shinyServer(function(input, output,session) { output$dummyoutput <- renderText({NULL}) output$results1 <- renderDataTable({NULL}) observe({ input$compute1 output$results1 <- renderDataTable({ mytab <- data.frame( ID=1:10, blah=letters[1:10] ) print("computing") return(mytab) })...
Create interactive webmap with markers in R using Shiny, Leaflet and rCharts
I figured it out myself eventually! Another post (Shiny renders a responsive rCharts leaflet map once, but is blank if you change the input variable) indicated that the line of code "map$set(dom='myChart')" could be preventing Leaflet from reloading a new map on each selection. I didn't think that could be...
evaluate function in shiny and print values
You can prepare output inside server function like this: server <- function(input, output) { output$df1 <- renderUI({ df <- my.func(input$slider) lapply( 1:ncol(df), function(i) { force(i) p(paste("Value", i, "is", df[, i])) } ) }) } and then bind in inside ui function using uiOutput('df1'). Alternatively you can use observe block and...
Shiny - change the size (padding?) of dropdown menu (select tags) smaller
For the dropdown options, it's line-height that you want (the padding is already 0 by default I think, look at the CSS on it using the chrome debugger). For the box itself, it looks like bootstrap is placing a min-height on it, so you also need to add min-height: 0;....
How can I make the width of an image in a Shiny app dynamic?
You can style the image using css tag as below: shinyUI(bootstrapPage( titlePanel("Sidebar Image App"), tags$head(tags$style( type="text/css", "#image img {max-width: 100%; width: 100%; height: auto}" )), sidebarPanel( imageOutput("image") ) )), where css id selector (here #image) should correspond to the outputId of the imageOutput....
Unable to appropriately assign a size to NVD3 chart
shiny,nvd3.js,rcharts,shinyapps
I tested your code and added the library argument nvd3 to the UI section like this: box(showOutput("distPlot2",'nvd3'),width = 6) to load the javascript library. I was able to adjust the width of the box on the ui side and/or the width of the chart on the server side.
Shiny - years input only?
If you don't need months and days, then I'd argue that what you want is not dates but just year. If you just want year, then I would use a selectInput instead of a dateInput. Usually dateInput are used when you literally want a full date, but it makes a...
Save changes to sqlite db via shiny
Yes. It is possible and here is an example: Create a simple db: library(RSQLite) con <- dbConnect(SQLite(), dbname="sample.sqlite") dbWriteTable(con, "test", data.frame(value1 = letters[1:4], value2 = letters[5:8])) dbDisconnect(con) Shiny App: library(shiny) library(RSQLite) runApp(list( ui = bootstrapPage( textInput("value1", label = "Value 1"), textInput("value2", label = "Value 2"), actionButton("action", label = "Write to...
Shiny: Input selection through conditional panels is overruled
Your problem is that both the radio buttons and the checkboxes are using the same ID. Both of them are using id variable. You can't have that. In HTML, every element must have a unique ID. Since you're defining the checkboxes first, they get to keep the ID and are...
How can I use a variable to get an Input$ in Shiny?
input is just a reactivevalues object so you can use [[: print(input[[a]]) ...
Reactively changing colour of an infobox, upon a click or hover over
What you want to do can be completely done with CSS and JavaScript, not shiny. Here is one possible solution (there are many ways to achieve what you want). Any info box you hover over will change to gray and when you click it will change to a different gray....
Creating a generic function generating new objects from selected list of columns in a data frame
r,function,user-interface,shiny,shinyapps
There's several ways to write the function you want. Here's an example of such a function that accepts a dataset and a column name and creates the associated select input. mySelectInput <- function(data, col) { id <- sprintf("select_%s", col) label <- sprintf("Select %s", col) choices <- sort(unique(data[[col]])) selectInput(id, label, choices)...
Limiting the number of users in a locally hosted R shiny app
I wouldn't recommend doing this, I think it's very dangerous, but there are ways you could hack this together. Here's one solution (as I said, it's hacky and I wouldn't do it myself). The basic idea is to have a global variable that keeps track of whether or not someone...
Reactive input?
Dynamically create the numericInput rm(list = ls()) library(shiny) library(shinydashboard) ui <- dashboardPage( dashboardHeader(), dashboardSidebar(radioButtons("Output", "Continuous or binary:", c("Continuous" = "Continuous", "Binary" = "Binary"), selected = "Continuous"), uiOutput("test")), dashboardBody() ) server <- function(input, output) { output$test <- renderUI({ if(input$Output=="Continuous") { numericInput("sigma_y", "SD of y:", 0.1,min = 0, max = NA, step...
how to set Shiny::toJSON args from custom update***Input function?
You can simply pre-encode your R data using jsonlite::toJSON() and pass the encoded JSON string to shiny. It will be treated as a verbatim JSON string instead of being double-encoded (e.g. "[1,2]" will not be encoded again as "\"[1,2]\""). This is due to the fact that we used the argument...
R Shiny: need consistent random sample with each customization
I think your problem can be solved by generating the distribution in a reactive function like so: get_observations <- reactive( { return(rnorm(input$observations,mean=0,sd=1)) }) if (input$individual_obs) { rug(get_observations(), col = "red") } if (input$density) { dens <- density(get_observations(), kernel = input$kernel, adjust = input$bw_adjust) lines(dens, col = "blue") } get_observations will...
Sleep Shiny WebApp to let it refresh… Any alternative?
some reproducible code would allow me to give you some example code, but in the absence of that... wrap what you currently have in another if(), checking for length = 0 (or just && it, with the NULL check first), and display your favorite placeholder message....
Disable rCharts animations
r,highcharts,shiny,rcharts,polychart
I am not a heavy user of Polycharts and Highcharts, so if you could add an example it would be helpful. For NVD3 the variable is called transitionDuration. An example of a chart without animations would be as follows: library(rCharts) hair_eye = as.data.frame(HairEyeColor) p2 <- nPlot(Freq ~ Hair, group =...
Control argument names in reactivePlot in R Shiny
You can pass a named list to selectInput, the names rather than the values will then be displayed (see ?selectInput) In your case you could do, to create the named list: newnames = paste('abc', 1:10) axis_choices <- names(dataset) names(axis_choices) <- newnames and to pass it to the first selectInput: selectInput('x','X',...
How to set ggvis to use canvas renderer by default?
Set renderer to canvas in set_options: library(ggvis) mtcars %>% ggvis(~wt, ~mpg) %>% layer_points() %>% set_options(width = 300, height = 200, padding = padding(10, 10, 10, 10), renderer = "canvas") ...
How to restrict Shiny fileInput to text files only?
As far as I understand, that's the right way to do it. If you view your app in the RStudio viewer it wouldn't do anything, but in a browser it should. I'm using Chrome and I just ran that code and it did in fact only show me txt and...
Shiny - How to Style a Selected Radio Buttons Label?
I ended up changing the R code to put in a class called radioSelect: column(6, h1(class="radioSelect", radioButtons(inputId="gender", "Gender", choices = list(... and then in the CSS file, I accessed the labels with: .radioSelect label.radio { ... This worked since the labels all have the class 'radio' on them. Thus I...
using a trycatch block to read a csv and an excel file
r,excel,csv,shiny,shiny-server
I think you would actually be best served implementing a switch statement. That way you don't waste computation time trying to read a file as a csv when it is not. You also probably want a fall back option in case someone uploads a file that is neither a csv...
Disable textInput based on radio button selection on Shiny
You could do this with session$sendCustomMessage on the server (which generates javascript that disables or enables the text box) and Shiny.addCustomMessageHandler in the UI (which executes the javascript). library(shiny) ui <- fluidPage( tags$head(tags$script(HTML(' Shiny.addCustomMessageHandler("jsCode", function(message) { eval(message.code); } ); '))), column(3, radioButtons("radios", "", c("Enabled" = "enabled", "Disabled" = "disabled"), inline...
“Icon” (ISOTYPE) charts in R shiny with Javascript
javascript,r,plot,statistics,shiny
Answering my own question since, after all, I have found some resources that fit my use case and they seem viable for development. Hopefully it'll come in handy for the comunity later down the road :) After further investigation, I found the name of "pictogram charts" as an alternative way...
need finite 'xlim' values using reactive function in Shiny
Your data function runs the first time when your shiny app starts. Because the input file is missing it will return NULL. But Your plotting function doesn't test its input and is equivalent to plot(NULL) in this case. If you test for an input !is.null() it should work: output$contents <-...
R shiny updateCheckboxInput
Because it takes a few milliseconds since you tell shiny to update the input until it actually happens. When you call the update method, shiny has to send a message to JavaScript to change the value of the input, and once that's done, JavaScript sends a message back to R...
Reactive subset in ddply for rmarkdown shiny
First, you are trying to modify a reactive object outside the reactive expression. I would suggest to define column names inside the expression. Second, I don't think that modifying bc()$Yield is an authorized operation. So I would try do generate Yield also inside a reactive expression. Below is an edited...
In Shiny for R, why does Sys.Date() return yesterday's date inside a dateInput?
That does sound weird. I am just starting on Shiny so do not know for sure. COULD IT BE Timezone?? Maybe Sys.timezone() is different on their servers? Have you tried formatting the date for your timezone? Caching problem?? Could the value be cached from an old instance? But I take...
How to format currency values in valueBox shinydashboard?
Discovered the function prettyNum(): this function is amazing for simple conversion to comma separated numerics. > prettyNum(56789, big.mark = ",") > 56,789 ...
Manage paths in R Shiny?
For tidiness I keep my source files in a folder called "files" alongside ui.r and server.r. Since the working directory for a shiny app is the folder where ui.r and server.r are kept you can use source("files/script.r").
Shiny “updateCheckboxGroupInput” inconsistency
When you use the updateCheckboxGroupInput you still have to provide what goes in there. rm(list = ls()) library(shiny) choices <- letters[1:5] runApp(list( ui = basicPage( checkboxGroupInput('chkGrp', 'Options', choices), actionButton("all","All"), actionButton("none","None"), verbatimTextOutput("value") ), server = function(input, output, session) { output$value <- renderPrint({ input$chkGrp }) observe({ if ( is.null(input$all) || input$all ==...
Convert a column of text URLs into active hyperlinks in Shiny
r,url,hyperlink,datatables,shiny
You need to do two things: Modify the last column so that the KEGGLINK is changed into a proper HTML link that looks like: <a href='url'>link text</a>. Pass DT the escape = FALSE argument so that it doesn't escape the HTML code. The DT web page has an example of...
using dygraph with shiny
Since you need the input data in server.R (for the graph) and in ui.R (for the input list), I added a renderUI({...}) in server.R and an uiOutput(...) in ui.R # server.R library(shiny) library(dygraphs) library(dplyr) library(xts) shinyServer(function(input, output) { data <- read.csv("cleanApples.csv") %>% filter(Quantity > 10) #the first graph which is...
How to make the horizontal scrollbar visible in DT::datatable
r,datatables,scrollbar,shiny,horizontal-scrolling
I don't think you can (or should) force a scrollbar easily if you don't need one, but the above code works fine for me, it shows a scrollbar when the page initializes. Maybe the problem is with the data or something else. Here's a minimal example that has a horizontal...
Error when importing ggplot bubble chart into Shiny
Code seems to run from my side: I thus modified the following row: x<-c(0,g2[2:nrow(g2),3]*cos(angl*(pi/180))) Regards...
Custom play button for slider input in Shiny?
playButton is not an argument to sliderInput. Instead, playButton is an argument to animationOptions which is used for animate argument of sliderInput. See here for details: http://shiny.rstudio.com/reference/shiny/latest/sliderInput.html However, I tried setting up a custom play button in this manner and it did not work. You may need to just write...
Running various Shiny Apps in the same RStudio Server session
As nobody answered, I post what I found several days after: One solution is to open a shell and use the commands "R ..." or "Rstudio ..." depending on the system, in order to run whatever script you want. Another solution (what I finally did) was to set a webpage...
Strange behavior of R Shiny reactiveValues() and invalidateLater()
According to this answer, this can be fixed by manipulating the CSS in ui.R tags$style(type="text/css", ".recalculating { opacity: 1.0; }" ) ...
how to display an image to the left of the text in a titlePanel?
Looking at the titlePanel function, it looks like the first argument is title and the second is a boolean. What you're doing is passing two separate arguments, so the "My Title" is being used as the value for the windowTitle parameter. You want both the image and the text to...
Shinydashboard dashboardSidebar Width Setting
The width of the sidebar is set by CSS on the .left-side class, so you could do: dashboardPage( dashboardHeader(title = "My Dashboard"), dashboardSidebar( tags$style(HTML(" .main-sidebar{ width: 300px; } ")),selectInput("id","Select a survey",choices=c("Very very very very long text","text"))), dashboardBody() ) ...
R/ Shiny - How to get current year with Sys.Date()?
You can just use the format() function here as outlined in the help page for Sys.Date(). See ?strptime for all the different specifications: > c(2014, format(Sys.Date(), "%Y")) [1] "2014" "2015" If you actually need integer values, then: > c(2014L, as.integer(format(Sys.Date(), "%Y"))) [1] 2014 2015 ...
Dynamic UI & Accessing Data (Shiny)
After some discussion with AndriyTkach : I have a working program : output$PowerAnalysisANOVA <- renderPlot({ allmean = c() for (i in 1:values$numGroups) eval (parse (text = paste0("allmean[", i, "] <- input$group_" ,i))) qplot(allmean) }) And I had forgotten to make a reactive variable : values <- reactiveValues() output$hmgroupsmean <-renderUI({ values$numGroups...
Widget position when using rmarkdown for shiny
You can get two sliders side by side using fluidRow and column. Just replace the sliderInput section of your code with the following: fluidRow( column(6, sliderInput("MeasA_L", label = "Measure A lower bound:", min=2, max=9, value=3, step=0.1) ), column(6, sliderInput("MeasA_U", label = "Measure A upper bound:", min=2, max=9, value=8, step=0.1) )...
Shiny script from Ubuntu bash
To run code using R on shell, you must use the -e option, which stands for expression. The same thing can be done via Rscript. The correct syntax is then: R -e 'shiny::runApp(...)' Care must be taken with the quotes if there are any in the expression being used. For...
Use a reactive dataframe in Shiny to predict(svm)
I think I found the answer on Hack-R's github (which I found from a search here). https://github.com/hack-r/coursera_shiny I don't really understand the code, but I think I can cannibalize it to my full example. Thanks to user1269942 for the help, and to Hack-R for posting his finished product on git....
How do I select all, when the last selection is deselected in R / Shiny?
That is not the correct way to check if an element of a list is NULL. Your way returns logical(0) which when evaluated in the if statement throws the error you got. The correct way is is.null(), which either returns TRUE or FALSE. > test <- list(foo=1) > is.null(test$bar) [1]...
Dependent inputs in Shiny application with R
An example of updateSliderInput in shiny rmd --- title: "Dependent Inputs" runtime: shiny output: html_document --- ```{r} sliderInput("n", "n", min=0, max=100, value=1) sliderInput("n2", "n2", min=0, max=100, value=1) observe({ updateSliderInput(session, "n", min=input$n2-1, max=input$n2+1, value=input$n2) }) ``` ...
Global assignment within a reactive expression in R Shiny?
r,null,shiny,variable-assignment
You should use reactiveValues() for this kind of need, because it allows you to create and modify your data at different stages in your app. Here is an example (not tested): values <- reactiveValues() observe({ inFile <- input$file if (!(is.null(inFile))){ values$data <- read.csv(inFile$datapath) } }) observe({ values$data[,input$deletecols] <- NULL })...
How do I reference a clicked point on a ggvis plot in Shiny
Here's a working solution that just prints out the data.frame. You're close. df <- data.frame(a = 1:5, b = 101:105) runApp(shinyApp( ui = fluidPage( ggvisOutput("ggvis") ), server = function(input, output, session) { clickFunc <- function(data, location, session) { cat(str(data)) } df %>% ggvis(~ a, ~b) %>% layer_points %>% handle_click(clickFunc) %>%...
How to embed an image in a cell a table using DT, R and Shiny
You can use the escape = FALSE in your DT call, as per: https://rstudio.github.io/DT/#escaping-table-content # ui.R require(shiny) library(DT) shinyUI( DT::dataTableOutput('mytable') ) # Server.R library(shiny) library(DT) dat <- data.frame( country = c('USA', 'China'), flag = c('<img src="test.png" height="52"></img>', '<img src="http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/f/fa/Flag_of_the_People%27s_Republic_of_China.svg/200px-Flag_of_the_People%27s_Republic_of_China.svg.png" height="52"></img>' ) )...
Shiny - submitButton and conditionalPanel [closed]
To fix the issue, do the following: Switch out the submit button and use an action button instead. Write an output using RenderUI to either show nothing if scatter or show the radiobutton if line plot. Modify #2 above so that its reference to input$plot is isolated and only updated...
R Shiny - set reactive width of a plot output
plot,shiny,reactive-programming,weight
there should be 70*nrow(labelSub()) instead 70*ncol(labelSub()) Thanks to Joe Cheng from shiny discuss group https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/shiny-discuss/hW4uw51r1Ak
Leaflet map legend in R Shiny app has doesn't show colors
I was able to make the colors showing up by changing the way I was referencing the values column in the arguments of the AddLegend function. I put the stat.selected variable in double brackets, which seemed to fix the problem: addLegend(position = "bottomleft", pal = pal, values = shp.data()[[stat.selected]], title...
reactive + serverside Shiny datatable with extensions?
When the data argument of DT::datatable() comes from a reactive expression, the datatable() must be put inside renderDataTable(). renderDataTable({ action = dataTableAjax(session, dataSel4counts()) datatable(dataSel4counts(), server = TRUE, options = list( ajax = list(url = action) )) }) That will fix the error. Regarding the warning message, I have no idea...
Handling `'createWebDependency' is not an exported object from 'namespace:shiny'` error in Leaflet Shiny
According to THIS thread you might need to update your shiny version. If that doesn't help, could you add your output from "sessionInfo()" ?
Shiny - custom warning/error messages?
As we need to return plot to renderPlot() we need to display the error/warning within plot() function. We are plotting a blank scatter plot with "white" colour, then adding the error message with text() function in the middle - x=1, y=1 of the plot, see below working example: #dummy dataframe...
Shiny + GGplot - mouse click coordinates
I find a way to resolve: imagens and codes: https://github.com/faustobranco/StackQuestions library(shiny) library(ggplot2) ui <- fluidPage( plotOutput("plot", click = "plot_click"), verbatimTextOutput("info") ) server <- function(input, output, session) { output$plot <- renderPlot({ ggplot(cars, aes(speed, dist)) + geom_bar(stat="identity") }) output$info <- renderText({ xy_str <- function(e) { if(is.null(e)) return("NULL\n") paste0("x=", round(e$x, 1), "\n") }...
How to upload/import a file in the new R shiny version 0.12 using DT package
Your code is fine. Are you sure you're updated to the absolute latest shiny and DT? Both of them have been updated pretty heavily the past couple weeks, so make sure you install their GitHub version. I would guess that one of the packages is not up to date. Note...
R Shiny error when using shinyBS to disable actionButton if right-side of chooserInput is empty
In server.R, I replaced if(widget2_right == character(0)) with if(length(widget2_right)==0) and now the program works as I wanted it to. When the right-box is empty, widget2_right = character(0). I learned that comparing vectors to character(0) results in logical(0), not TRUE or FALSE. However, length(character(0)) = 0. Therefore, if(length(widget2_right)==0) will be TRUE...
R shiny ggplot2 error 'Results must be all atomic, or all data frames'
It seems to be a problem with plyr, which is probably going to get fixed in the next R update. Until then you can fix it following these steps: Install platform specific development tools: Windows: Download and install Rtools33.exe from http://cran.r-project.org/bin/windows/Rtools/ Ubuntu or Debian based Linux: sudo apt-get install r-base-devel...
HTML page which takes the input, runs the R code and gives the result back to HTML
library(shiny) library(dplyr) server <- function(input, output) { file1 <- read.csv("/Users/Desktop/unspscList.csv", sep=",", header=TRUE) CName <- levels(file1$Commodity_Name) CName.lower <- tolower(CName) correct_1 <- function(thing){ scores = stringdistmatrix(tolower(thing), CName.lower, weight=c(1,0.001,1,0.5)) if (min(scores)>2) { return("UNKNOWN") } else { return(as.character(CName[which.min(scores)])) } } classify <- function(thing) { result <- file1 %>% filter( tolower(Commodity_Name) ==...
rCharts doesn't render the plot in shiny app
Hi you use the wrong JS library, it's morris, not polycharts, try : # ui.R library(shiny) library(rCharts) ui<-fluidPage( headerPanel("Economics data with rCharts"), mainPanel( showOutput("myChart","morris") ) ) # server.R library(shiny) library(rCharts) require(datasets) server<-function(input,output){ output$myChart<-renderChart2({ data(economics, package = 'ggplot2') econ <- transform(economics, date = as.character(date)) m1 <- mPlot(x = 'date', y =...
Shiny conditional navlist
You need an observer expression connected to the action button. Here is the code to be inserted in the server part of your minimal example: observe({ if (input$data_upload_done %% 2 == 0 ) { updateTabsetPanel(session, "mynavlist", selected = "Data Upload") } else { updateTabsetPanel(session, "mynavlist", selected = "Data Check") }...
Shiny: Creating an unique list from input file
You have a sintax error in your radio button (an extra )) and you have to give a mainPanel argument. Here your ui.r shinyUI(fluidPage( titlePanel("File Input"), sidebarLayout( mainPanel(), sidebarPanel( fileInput("file", "Upload the file"), checkboxInput(inputId = 'header', label = 'Header', value = TRUE), radioButtons(inputId = 'sep', label = 'Separator', choices =...
Forecasting an Arima Model in R Returning Strange Error
r,time-series,shiny,forecasting
The issue wound up being that I was using the arima(...) function instead of Arima(...). It turns out that they are two different functions. The issue that I was experiencing was a result of differences in how the functions store their data. More information about this can be found in...
Why mutate applied only to first row and repeats its result to the rest
You can use separate or extract from tidyr library(tidyr) separate(d1, date_created, c('month', 'day', 'year'), remove=FALSE) Or extract(d1, date_created, c('month', 'day', 'year'), '([^-]+)-([^-]+)-([^-]+)', remove=FALSE) Or cSplit from splitstackshape library(splitstackshape) cSplit(d1, 'date_created', sep="-", drop=FALSE) Or using tstrsplit from the devel version of data.table library(data.table)#v1.9.5 setDT(d1)[, c('month', 'day', 'year') := tstrsplit(date_created, '-')] Regarding...
How can I display my plot without toolbars, in Shiny?
html,css,r,twitter-bootstrap-3,shiny
You didn't post your theme.css, but the issue is probably that the css overflow argument is set to scroll for the div holding the plots in you app's css. This forces scrollbars if the div is too small for its content. The default height for a plotOutput is set to...
How to set scrollWheelZoom to false in a map using leaflet in Shiny?
As stated by Yihui on the comment above, there is no way to do it. I filled an issue at leaflet to ask this feature: https://github.com/rstudio/leaflet/issues/84 Tks...
Shiny error is.na() applied to non-(list or vector) of type 'NULL'
You have a sintax error in the select input id! ("Marka" and "Model" with capital letter) selectInput("Marka", "Wybierz markę", levels(dane$Marka), levels(dane$Marka)[1]), selectInput("Model", "Wybierz model", levels(dane$Model), levels(dane$Model)[1]) ...
“read_excel” in a Shiny app
This is an open issue with the readxl package. The current workaround provided there is to copy the file data path and append .xlsx. Here is a working example on my machine limited to .xlsx files edited to use file.rename instead of file.copy. library(shiny) library(readxl) runApp( list( ui = fluidPage(...
dplry in reactive function for shiny app using rmarkdown
A reactive is not a function and you cannot pass arguments to a reactive. Your function countFunc should be a function, not a reactive. Then you call the function with the appropriate (reactive) values. countFunc <- function(x, ml, mu) sum( (x > ml) & (x < mu) ) totals <-...
R Shiny - filter two table and heatmap simultaneously (with cells of fix width)
Finally me and Joe Cheng (whom I want to thank very much) implemented following solution. https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/shiny-discuss/hW4uw51r1Ak f <- function () sample(seq(1:10), 25, replace=TRUE) in1 <- cbind (f(), f(), f(), f(), f(), f()) label <- data.frame(L1= c(rep("A", 5), rep("B", 5), rep("C", 5), rep("D", 5), rep("E", 5)), L2=(sample(c("M", "FFF"), 25, replace=TRUE)), ID=seq(1,25))...
Deploying R shiny app using leaflet
It's a workaround but it worked for me today, when I was deploying an app myself: When I tried to deploy a shinyApp from inside a standard .R File from Rstudio, I got the same error message as you when I clicked on the "Publish" button. However when I embedded...