Shinystate
summary
shinystate is an R package that records Shiny server‑side bookmarks as named snapshots, exposes methods via an R6 storage class (snapshot, get_sessions, restore), and plugs into pins integration so sessions can be stored on S3 or other boards. Examples ship as Shiny vignettes using WebAssembly/WebR. It supports Shiny modules, currently fails silently if UI changes break a restore, is queued for CRAN, and aims to enable shareable collaborative session workflows.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Shinystate introduction
- 2:54Bookmarkable state limits
- 5:25Shinystate enhancements
- 7:55Setup in Shiny app
- 8:18Save and restore state
- 10:47shinystate with pins
- 12:33Session sharing demo
- 14:37Collaborative workflows
- 15:43Future possibilities
- 16:25Status and examples
- 17:48Closing thoughts
- 18:52Q&A
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