How to embed a Shiny app into your blog posts
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Today’s a short blog post. It’s mainly for sharing a cool trick I just learned.
Here’s a simple template to incorporate your Shiny app into an HTML file. For instance, you can incorporate your shiny app into your blog post like I do here. Simply exchange the src argument by your Shiny app’s URL and then you’re good to go. Here, I use the app that I have shown you a couple of months ago.
<iframe src="https://rappa.shinyapps.io/interactive-ggplot" data-external="1" width="925px" height="800px"> </iframe>
From what I could tell, this is same code that knitr::include_app()
drops. But including the iframe manually let’s you adjust the width
and height of your frame. Beware that you will have to choose the
dimensions large enough for your Shiny app.
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