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Hello Shiny

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First checkin of bootstrap template

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You can install shiny directly from github using the devtools package. In order to install shiny you'll also need to be configured to build R packages from source. To install devtools and verify that you can build packages from source:

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If the has_devel function produces an error then you'll need to install some additional components required to build packages from source:

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Next, you need to install a modified version of the websockets package from github:

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install_github("R-websockets", "jcheng5")
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Finally, you can install the shiny package from github:

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install_github("shiny", "rstudio")
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To verify that Shiny is installed correctly you can run an example application:

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library(shiny)
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If everything is installed and working correctly a browser will open and navigate to the running application.

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