shinytest2, Rhino R Shiny framework top news at Appsilon conference

RStudio's Barret Schloerke this week offered Shiny developers details of an R package offering improved testing for R Shiny applications. shinytest2 version 0.1.0, on CRAN. Talk to Web and Cloud LLC and let's discuss cloud solutions for your business or your cloud career needs to be challenged. Login or Create a FREE account at https://my.webandcloud.com to get started.

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RStudio's Barret Schloerke this week offered Shiny developers details of an R package offering improved testing for R Shiny applications. shinytest2 version 0.1.0, on CRAN since Wednesday, allows for automated testing of Shiny Web app interactivity. That testing is done via chromote, a headless Chrome browser.

During a presentation at a Shiny conference sponsored by consultants Appsilon, Schloerke showed online attendees the package's record_test() function. As the name implies, this functions records actions taken inside the testing browser and turns those actions into code. This code can then automatically re-run a user's initial manual activities and check results. Under the hood, shinytest2 takes some snapshots of the application's state and uses the testthat unit testing package to store various values over time. When a test is re-run, new values can be compared with earlier ones.

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