Lab 4 - Adding a shiny app

Lab organization

Teams:

• User-interface https://classroom.github.com/a/03nFXsNc

• Spatial https://classroom.github.com/a/K6iMZ-4m

• Temporal https://classroom.github.com/a/5NgNwe04

1. As last time, there is a github classroom link. Select the invite with your team’s number (or create a team in case there is none yet).

2. Hofmann, don’t forget the Zoom breakout rooms. Join the room that matches your team number.

3. Final deliverable: submit a link to your repository in Canvas (This will show me that you are done working on your project).

4. Our goal for today: add a shiny up to the R package!

Make sure to talk!

All team members are supposed to contribute … last time you might have realized that it is a pretty big mess if everybody writes into the README file all at the same time.

This time: figure out a plan before you start working. Include your plan as a table in the README.Rmd file for lab #4.

Our Goal for this lab

• create a shiny app within the R package …

• … and make sure that the package passes R CMD check

Resources

• getting a shiny app into an R package: https://stat585-at-isu.github.io/materials-2023/10_interactive/02_shiny.html#12

• shiny in general: https://shiny.rstudio.com/tutorial/

• for maps: leaflet package, https://rstudio.github.io/leaflet/shiny.html

• for time series: plotly package, https://plotly-r.com/linking-views-with-shiny.html

Repo for the lab

1. Accept the link to the github classroom assignment (sent by email).

2. Check whether one of your team members has already created a team. In that case, join them. If none of your team members is listed yet, create a team.

3. Link the repository to RStudio …