We may need to deploy this one to our own VM rather than shinyapps.io to get the social sign ins to work properly. Let's set it up to work properly with 3rd party cookies disabled.

I am struggling to adapt the code provided to work with my flexdashboard. Currently, my flexdashboard is an interactive R markdown document that is being hosted by shinyapps.io and I have registered the dashboard as a "Shiny app" on the polished website. However, I am unsure of how to actually change my markdown document to utilize polished. Can you provide clarity on this?

From @merlinoa: "new logo: https://github.com/Tychobra/polished/blob/master/inst/assets/images/logo_transparent.png"

Use the sign_in_ui_default() function rather than a fully customized sign in page.

Hello!

I can't use Polished with flexdashboard (I'm trying with R Studio).
My Rmd application file in which folder should I put it?
In addition to the app key code and application name, do I need to do any other configuration?

Thank a lot!
Francesco

Next step is a blog post. Please put together the initial draft. Let's not talk about the actual demo apps; just the dashboard and it's capabilities.

I want to make 1 update to polished and then redeploy before the post.

@nickmerl Please make a short mp4 videos of the first example app in action.

It should only be around 5 seconds. Just show the user sign in and go to the app. We may want to add subtitles.

If the videos work well we will use them in the new "examples" page that we are adding to the polished.tech website. If they are overkill we will just use images. This first video will just be to test out whether or not we want to use videos. Let @RichardHHill know when the video is ready and he can add it to the examples page for us to test is out.

I tried with a gmail and a yahoo account -- neither sent the initial invitation until I clicked "resend invite."

Check out the chart in the bottom right for this app: https://tychobra.shinyapps.io/04_interest_rate_walk

The date range slider that goes below the chart is missing. It works fine when running the app locally. I know this happened before as well.

@phoward38 Do you remember what the issue was?

After switching back to Apexcharter 0.1.3 I am getting this error:

Hi! Thank you so much for these examples and the great package. I am creating a prototype dashboard for a city in California and the client would like to have authentication for this dashboard for data privacy.

My issue is similar to #16, where I have a Flexdashboard hosted on shinyapps.io. I’ve done the installation on the polished dashboard. The only difference I can tell is that my Flexdashboard is using runtime::shiny which means it cannot be knit to a static html document. In this case, what should my file structure and config look like?

GitHub repo is here and draft product is here.

Thanks in advance!

Hi

In the example the logo_bottom (the blue Tychobra logo) is included in the white log-in box, which looks really good. Hereby your brand logo is better visisble with a white background and can use a custom background better imo.

However when I use logo_bottom the logo is placed below the white log-in box.

Is there a way to include the logo as in the example, so within the box?

From @merlinoa: "I added you to the "polished-examples" Firebase project. You should have received an email. Please use this Firebase Project and the use the "polished_examples" database."

All links in readme are down, such as https://tychobra.shinyapps.io/01_minimal_example

Dear creators,
I would like to use your authentication service in order to secure my plumber api, but i have a problem.

When i run the plumber.R file in the viewer pane it says to me

{"error":"API key not provided in HTTP_AUTHORIZATION header"}

And the follow is the entire R code used to develop the Plumber api

library(plumber)
library(polished)
library(future)
library(readxl)
library(tidyverse)

polished::polished_config(
  api_key = "aaaaaaabbbbbbb",
  app_name = "aaaaaaabbbbbb"
)

#' @filter auth
polished::auth_filter("basic")

#* @tag Phytopharmaceuticals
#* @param product_name:string Phytopharmaceutical product name
#* @post /phytopharmaceuticals
#* @serializer json
function(product_name){

  future::future({

    data <- read_excel("C_17_dataset_6_download_itemDownload0_upFile.xlsx")

    data$PRODOTTO<-tolower(data$PRODOTTO)

    data %>%
      dplyr::filter(PRODOTTO==product_name)
  })

}

What's wrong with my code?

Not sure what is going on here. It is working fine on Chrome. Can you please look into this when you have some free time.