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When trying to start Yagna I receive this error, what can I do? I can probably get some DEBUG logs if needed?

In a Shiny app, I’m trying to disable/enable an action button in the UI of the main app based on user's input from a module. Basically, I want the “Next Page” (submit) button to be disabled until the user responds to the last item (item3). When the user responds to the last item, I want the button to be enabled. However, my app isn’t updating the toggle state of the action button.

Here’s a minimal reproducible example using a {Golem} structure:

app_ui.R:

I wrote a golem app and wanted to deploy it on the shinyapp.io. Unfortunately, every time I try to do it the following error comes up (in logs):

Warning in loadSupport(appDir, renv = sharedEnv, globalrenv = NULL) : Loading R/ subdirectory for Shiny application, but this directory appears to contain an R package. Sourcing files in R/ may cause unexpected behavior.

All files related to my project are stored in one directory, where my golem project was initially created. I also checked and set manually working directory to 'R' folder (where app_server and app_ui are stored). Unfortunately when I deploy my app the mentioned error comes up again. Moreover, every time I close my project in RStudio I save workspace image to '.RData' file (this file is also stored in main directory) - maybe here is a problem (but I also tried to deploy w/o this file and it failes either). I really don't know where the problem lies and what this error means.

Interestingly, regular (single) app.R can be deployed on shinyapps without a problem.

I want to run a local shiny app, for example with shinyAppDir. I have a CSS file that I want to add to the app "on the fly". I want to avoid changing the app.R file by adding the CSS manually, but instead somehow superimpose the CSS when running shinyAppDir.

Are there any existing options or packages that have this kind of functionality? Maybe {golem}? Or would I need to read in the source file, add the needed code via regex and then run the app (which seems to be a very ugly workaround)?

Here is a minimal example:

Lets say this is my app:

I tried following this guide to compile golem from source but I don't see golemsp in any of the output folders. Do I have do something specific to compile golemsp and its necessary binaries also?

I'd like to take a look at where the offers collect their data from in regards to stuff like :

I’m trying to create a Shiny app using golem for the first time. golem structures Shiny apps with modules to help keep large Shiny apps modularized. However, modules don’t communicate with each other by default. I’d like to share data across modules. According to the golem documentation, R6 objects are a useful way to share data across modules.

However, in the example provided in the golem documentation, it is unclear where to put the R6 generator. According to Appsilon, the R6 generator goes in a separate .R file (e.g., logger_manager.R), and places a call in global.R to construct a new object from the class: logger_manager = LoggerManager$new(). However, there is no global.R file in a golem-based Shiny app.

Below is a minimal example of my golem-based Shiny app. I tried to follow the structure in the example provided in the golem documentation, but it does not seem to be sharing data across modules:

app_ui.R:

This is a complex and hard issue, but I will break it down to the best of my abilities. It comes down to when I am compiling a rust project for ARM64 (goal is to run on rasp pi 4).

A large majority of the libraries compile (704 / 740) but it breaks during compilation when it goes to compile a zksync directory. The the yagna client for golem is what I am compiling, I am using

target - target.arm-unknown-linux-musleabi linker - arm-linux-gnueabihf-ld

I'd love to hear ideas solutions, or what I am doing wrong so I can get this project running on ARM. The error code I am getting is

I have a few questions regarding the gftp implementation that Golem uses for transfers.

1. Why is it needed?
2. Is it using some kind of custom protocol to transfer the files or is it done using normal HTTPS?
3. Are there any limitations? Could be related to speed of transfer etc.