I am trying to create a Shiny dashboard where the user can select a county based on a dropdown. My X axis values are long strings and I want to wrap it so that it renders properly. When I don’t use scale_x_discrete(labels = wrap_format(10)) it renders the dashboard without any errors. When I do use scale_x_discrete(labels = wrap_format(10)) it opens the dashboard with the following message:

I am about to create plots in a dynamic way using R shiny and the ggplot2 library. The function I use for the plot creation is ggplot() and I need to display the plot on a tab inside of a tabset.

I am about to create plots in a dynamic way using R shiny and the ggplot2 library. The function I use for the plot creation is ggplot() and I need to display the plot on a tab inside of a tabset.

I’m building a small shiny app to demo some causal inference concepts and I want to split all the independent variables from a linear regression formula and show them in multiple plots.

I have Shiny app that pivots an imported CSV database, excluding the “y” column, which contains datetime data.

I am attempting to generate a plot using variables in my server code that can be changed- I’m not sure if I am formatting this wrong and that is why a plot is not generating. My goal is to generate a line plot depending on a change in the ‘mean sojourn time’ and ‘screen sensitivity’ (these are my input widgets)- a change in this variable impact the values of x and y in my line plot. I want to be able to visualize how changing these variables will change the line plot.

I’m building an app that uses input widgets to filter data of interest, and conditionalPanels to determine what the plotOutput should be using ggplot2 as the plot generator. The ui works, and I suspect the issue is caused in the server section of my app.

Currently I have an app that allows the user to generate a ggplot for download: https://michael-heery.shinyapps.io/bestball-adp-2024/

In running the R Shiny code extract shown at the bottom of this post, I am trying to make the width of the 2 horizontally-rendered and jointly-rendered plots to roughly match the width of the data table that is rendered beneath the plots, and I am trying to make the height of the plots roughly equal their individual widths so they appear squarish. I have tried making the size of the plots dynamic as the width of the data table (in the full code this example is extracted from) changes. Is there a way to do this in R Shiny?