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This issue can be closed when the README for DashR documents this new process and it works :)
In addition, all of the examples and docs in this repo should work when the new installation process is used. They'll likely need to be adjusted to capture the removal of dependencies from DashR to HTML/Core components, and then QA'ed to ensure that they all work using the latest version of the components.
For Dash, setting up an empty repo to create a new app involves
pip
-installing 3 separate packages.For parity, DashR should aim for something similar: 3 install-from-github calls (DashR, HTML and Core components). Because DashR itself will be a private repo for a little while, this will rely on the
GITHUB_PAT
environment variable being set, per https://www.rdocumentation.org/packages/devtools/versions/1.13.6/topics/install_githubThis issue can be closed when the README for DashR documents this new process and it works :)
In addition, all of the examples and docs in this repo should work when the new installation process is used. They'll likely need to be adjusted to capture the removal of dependencies from DashR to HTML/Core components, and then QA'ed to ensure that they all work using the latest version of the components.
Depends on plotly/dash-html-components#74 and plotly/dash-core-components#357
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