Currently I have a R shiny app, to run it I open up RStudio and execute
setwd(\"C:/Users/Me/Desktop/R/ShinyProject2\")
library(shiny)
......
runApp()
RStudio != R
There is a simple command-line interface to R, which you can run on Windows by running R.exe in the bin folder of your R installation.
There's also Rscript.exe, which can run an expression or a script file. For example:
C:\Program Files\R\R-2.15.2\bin\RScript -e hist(runif(1000))
will (given the right paths) create a PDF file with a histogram in it.
So,
Or get it hosted on the RStudio guys' public shiny server, but then we can all see it.