Basic Multipage Routing for R Shiny Apps: shiny.router
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How to use shiny.router to implement routing in Shiny apps, plus some tips on styling Web applications couldn’t exist without routing. Think about it in terms of a website — you visit a home page, navigate to the blog, and open a particular article. That’s routing in a nutshell — matching UI components to a URL. shiny.router package back in late 2018, and just recently version 0.2.0 went live on CRAN. This version fixed some bugs, augmented existing functionality a bit, and made a few important changes. In this article, we’ll walk you through the version 0.2.0 update and show you how to create navbars using shiny.router. […]
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