Like most other UI components, there are only two required arguments: id and label. The width , buttonLabel and placeholder arguments allow you to tweak the appearance in other ways. Handling fileInput on the server is a little more complicated than other inputs. Most inputs return simple vectors, but fileInput returns a data frame with four columns:. By default, the user can only upload files up to 5 MB.
You can increase this limit by setting the shiny. For example, to allow up to 10 MB run options shiny. This is a formal specification of the file type that is usually derived from the extension and is rarely needed in Shiny apps. Treat this path as ephemeral: if the user uploads more files, this file may be deleted. The data is always saved to a temporary directory and given a temporary name. I think the easiest way to understand this data structure is to make a simple app.
Run the following code and upload a few files to get a sense of what data Shiny is providing. You can see the results after I uploaded a couple of puppy photos from Section 7. Figure 9. The accept argument allows you to limit the possible inputs. Section 8. Putting all these ideas together gives us the following app where you can upload a. Again, the UI is straightforward: use either downloadButton id or downloadLink id to give the user something to click to download a file.
The results are shown in Figure 9. I am not sure if I am understanding this correctly. Where should the data set that I want to download be in RStudio server?
I do not want to deploy yet, so I am not using the Shiny server, but I want to use the download functionality and save the data set as a file in a local directory. I have uploaded a file using Shiny fileInput and I have saved the file using copy. I was told that the uploaded file is saved to the server. The file is called 0. Afterwards, I read that file and download it. The GUI works, but the file doe not get written to a file and saved to the local directory.
My question is: is there any thing missing in my approach? Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group. Create a free Team What is Teams? Collectives on Stack Overflow. Learn more. Download file from server to local directory using Shiny Ask Question.
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