Kamil Zyla

Thanks! We had many discussions at Appsilon about Shiny apps as R packages; we currently use box modules, as a single namespace provided by a package makes it quite hard...

Hi @telegott! We did not find a way to use directories for structuring unit tests other than running `test_dir()` multiple times (but then you get multiple reports). It wouldn't be...

Related issue: Appsilon/shiny.react#11.

@jakubsob Thanks for checking that! Any insights on why are we getting that errors? Anything we could resolve?

That's interesting! I would expect the first approach to work, as `uiOutput()` "drops" the React context. The second one however, should be pretty much equivalent to just having `Stack(leafletOutput("mymap"))` in...

Here's a minimal example which seems to throw the same error as the full app (`Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property '_leaflet_pos' of undefined`): ```r library(leaflet) library(shiny.fluent) shinyApp( ui = tagList(...

Hey @MichaelChirico! Thanks for your attention to the issue I reported! :slightly_smiling_face: It's perhaps not an ideal place to ask, but I'm not sure how to reach you otherwise... Are...

We'll be exploring other ideas to address difficulties with Node.js; we now have #328 to track it.

Thanks @vibalre for experimenting with this! It's possible that `--prefix` won't do and we'll actually need to change the working directory whenever we run `npm` (perhaps using `withr::with_dir()`.

Hey @baderd, thanks for your report! For Node.js functions to work on Windows 10, you'll need to enable [Developer Mode](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/apps/get-started/enable-your-device-for-development#active-developer-mode) on your system as mentioned in our [How-to: Use Rhino...