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alekrutkowski/eurodata_codegen: R code generator for a dataset import from Eurostat

▶︎ The app can be run in 3 alternative ways:

• in your web browser – just go to https://shiny-r.dev/eurodata_codegen or https://alekr.shinyapps.io/eurodata_codegen
• run locally in R with source('https://raw.githubusercontent.com/alekrutkowski/eurodata_codegen/main/app.R') (or with source('app.R') if the app.R file is downloaded to your current working directory)
• put the app.R file in the appropriate sub-directory (sub-folder) of your Shiny server's root directory, e.g. in /srv/shiny-server/eurodata_codegen

⚠︎ If running on your Shiny server or locally in your R, there are some prerequisites/dependencies. Install them, if they are not yet installed:

needed_pkgs <-
  c('magrittr','eurodata','data.table','shiny','shinybusy',
    'rclipboard','xml2','prismjs','shinyalert','memoise')
installed_pkgs <-
  row.names(installed.packages())
for (n in needed_pkgs)
  if (!(n %in% installed_pkgs))
      install.packages(n)

💡︎ BTW, you can also search Eurostat datasets at https://shiny-r.dev/find_estat or https://alekr.shinyapps.io/find_estat

A screenshot of the eurodata_codegen app:

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