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URL parsing bug (?) causes "does not appear to be a Shiny application" error #38
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Hi, thanks for the report, your diagnosis seems right to me. I'm thinking maybe the best fix is to not parse the HTML, but just search for |
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@jaeddy When you have an opportunity please try with the latest shinycannon. This should be fixed. Thanks again for the report 👍 |
Thanks! I'll check it out. 🙂 |
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I'm attempting to run
shinycannon
locally on Mac OS Mojave (10.14.4) — if relevant, my Java version is 1.8.0_121, and Shiny version is 1.3.2.The error indicates that the local URL "does not appear to be a Shiny application" (it definitely is, normally hosted on shinyapps.io).
It seems like the error is related to
shinyJsNode
, but the pattern it appears to be checking for is in the app source:I think there might be a failure with parsing the HTML somewhere before this check, given the message:
Here's the line in question — produced without modification by the Shiny
selectInput()
function (and as far as I can tell, totally valid HTML):If I had to guess, the error is happening here — but there's no trace associated with the error (and I don't know Kotlin).
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