mapshot | allows you to put static maps on a webpage | Map library

I have an app with a map that is being downloaded. I'm stumped as to why the spatial extent / zoom of the downloaded image is so different from what is being displayed on the screen. Looking for any suggestions to make the output match as close as possible the map displayed in the app itself...

I have a shiny app I'm using to visualize a variety of data. One of the plots produced is a map. I'm allowing the user to download all the plots at once as a single Word doc using a knitted document. I would like to include the map in the document, but can't figure out how to do that. I can export a png (or pdf) of the map itself with a separate downloadHandler, but ideally want the map included in the main doc. Any help would be high appreciated... If anyone has tips for the extent of the downloaded map (which does not seem to match the extent of the map on the screen), that would also be awesome.

I'm open to using officer to import the downloaded map into the newly created doc file, but can't figure out how to a) do it with a single downloadHandler, and b) tell R how to handle the name of the latest download of the map.

I've created a R markdown report where the sections and tabsets are dynamically created.

I have an issue where the Leaflet maps are not being generated in the output, but rather a blank white space. They do however render in R studio.

Here is an image showing how the output currently looks, and how it should look.

Here is the code i've tried:

I have a shiny app where users create maps and then can download them. Locally, this works, but when I have deployed it to shinyapps.io, the download feature no longer works and it indicates it is downloading an HTML document rather than a png.

The one thing I thought is that it could be around the need to run webshot::install_phantomjs(), which I have done locally, but it doesn't seem right/desirable to have this as a line in the app itself as then it will download stuff onto someone else's computer, take longer, and be inefficient if it keeps downloading every time.

This is a short example of the code I have to make/download a map:

I want to create a Word file with a text paragraph on the left and an image of a leaflet-map on the right.

So far I can do it, but I would also like to make a border around the whole leaflet image.

The border in my example is only half the size of the image and thus it seems like only the left side has borders.

How can I make the border as big as the image?

Following on from this question, I am looking to save and download a leaflet map as a png or jpeg image. I have the following code but I keep getting an error.

This question is a follow-up to the questions How to save a leaflet map in Shiny, and Save leaflet map in Shiny.

I add a toolbar to draw shapes/points on the map that is addDrawToolbar in the leaflet.extras package. That lets users to draw lines, shapes, ... interactively. In the end I want one to be able to save the map with the drawn shapes as a pdf or png.

I have coded up the following making use of the answer to the question: How to save a leaflet map in Shiny. But it does not help achieve my goal.

Is there anyone who can help me?

I have a shiny app that displays a map from the leaflet package. I am interested in saving the map from the shiny app as either a PNG file or HTML file. I have managed to save it as PNG file when running locally and opening the shiny app on the browser with the code below :

I'm working on a project in which I would like create and save WebGLHeatmap images from the leaflet.extras in an automated way. Unfortunately, while the following code: