


In place of '3239667' you will use your gist’s ID or, you can use the entire URL of the gist (e.g. Your recipient must have R and the Shiny package installed, and then running the app is as easy as entering the following command: shiny::runGist('3239667') Both server.R and ui.R must be included in the same gist, and you must use their proper filenames. One easy way is to put your code on, a code pasteboard service from GitHub. Here are some ways to deliver Shiny apps to run locally: Gist Getting started with shinyapps.io (to use RStudio’s hosting service).Introduction to Shiny Server (to host your own apps), or.If you want your Shiny app to be accessible over the web, so that users only need a web browser, see This requires that they have R and Shiny installed on their computers. Once you’ve written your Shiny app, you can distribute it for others to run on their own computers - they can download and run Shiny apps with a single R command.
