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Our objective is to ease the starting point for the app developer to have a tool which initializes app directory.
Preferably, directory should contain:
app.R file with dummy data (scda), teal::init with single module. Each part of the code in app.R should have a comment explaining the section
The reason for this is apps developed with Rhino cannot use R's standard way of referring to functions (i.e. with library() or with :: or source()) but must use box this is a completely different way of managing dependencies - it's much more like python modules.
I do not believe we should be forcing (possibly quite new) teal application developers to learn a whole new (and very niche) way of importing functions and packages.
Outside of teal, rhino (together with box) do look like a good way to structure shiny apps with good support for js, CI/CD etc. in built.
There are things we can learn from rhino e.g. they have created a new project type:
which is something we may well want to do see #59
As a continuation of #9
Our objective is to ease the starting point for the app developer to have a tool which initializes app directory.
Preferably, directory should contain:
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