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Launch app with Mac OS? #53
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You are correct that wscript is exclusive to Windows. Unfortunately, I don't have access to a macOS device I can use to develop this framework. Note, I originally developed this in an environment that did not allow use of containers, because at the time they were a relatively new technology. Containers are now much more mature and accepted. If I were to revisit this framework today I would use a container instead of an R-portable installation. This has several benefits, like:
Hope this helps. |
@PimSpatial If not then you have to wait until |
@wleepang Thanks for the information! For now I am using the shinyapps.io environment, but when I need to develop something but more security I will for sure include your suggestion. @nev-awaken Also much appreciated! It does look very promising so I will keep an eye out. It would be awesome if it gets more attention. |
First of all, thanks for this framework!
I want to make some ShinyApps accessible for my colleagues by using DesktopDeployR. I managed to use the framework to make apps launch from a shared folder and it works great. However, some colleagues use Mac instead of Windows. I am trying to make a separate launch file that would work for them. I have never worked with Macs before so my knowledge is limited.
Things I am aware off:
Is there a way to make the framework work for Mac os? Does the .wsf file need to be replace with a Mac specific file?
Any help would be much appreciated!
Kind Regards,
Hybride
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