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Sorry about the confusion — I forked shinydashboard
and added the theme
argument because I wanted to cleanly load my own CSS.
The project dependencies are documented in deps.yml
:
Lines 4 to 8 in 0317ac6
Again sorry about the confusion — I fully intended to PR this back to shinydashboards but... life... 🤷♂
If you run into any other problems, feel free to open an issue as soon as you do and I'll answer. There's some self-inflicted wonkiness in this project and I'm happy to provide guidance around it.
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Thanks.
on the self-contained app I did this:
I removed the theme
object and getting error with sidebar_mini = TRUE,
. Removed sidebar_mini = TRUE,
and still getting another error:
.
Which is the branch I should be working with? The master
or self-contained
?
The master doesn't work either. I get different type of errors. There is no script 01-first-run.R
in the master.
Thanks.
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There are a few other things I changed in my fork of shinydashboard
, not just the theme
argument. De-tangling my forked version from the app would take a bit of work, but it's doable. But I would use self-contained
branch.
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Hi,
Thanks for answer in my post. I just have time now to fix.
I am now with same error:
Error in dashboardPage: unused arguments (theme = c(META$theme_css, "custom.css"), sidebar_mini = TRUE)
I read this post several times I do not understand what I need to do in order to fix.
I download again the last release but still have the same error.
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If you install my fork of shinydashboard, this app should work. Use this code:
devtools::install_github("gadenbuie/shinydashboard@2dfe619d92193de2b0b1d74be48798f994ea882b")
I would recommend using docker or renv or a similar process to ensure that you're only using my shinydashboard fork for this app rather than installing it globally on your computer.
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It works, I used renv instead of container. It is amazing package this give to us lot's of possibilities. Thanks
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