README.md
In moturoa/shintoui: UI Framework for Shinto apps (V2)

shintoui: bootstrap4 UI voor shinto applicaties

Wrapper around the bs4Dash package, with house style settings and easier to remember names.

devtools::install_github("moturoa/shintoui")

A complete example application can be found from this link.

Do not load shinydashboard or shinydashboardPlus, or use any functions from them via :: !
Use the following functions in shintoui only, instead of equivalents in those packages:

shintoui::box shintoui::tab_box shintoui::tab_panel shintoui::tab_items shintoui::tab_item shintoui::dashboard_page shintoui::dashboard_sidebar shintoui::sidebar_menuoutput shintoui::render_menu shintoui::sidebar_menu shintoui::dashboard_sidebar

Instead of the usual dashboardHeader, use the function shintoui::dashboard_header. This function includes many features, including
Dropdown menu with application information (using shintoshiny::appInfoUI)
Link to Shinto support page
Dropdown menu with user logout button, 'currently logged in as'.
A clock in the header (just left of the buttons to the right)
A 'tag line' argument, to display text just right of the menu in the header.
To use the header, and fill application information, etc. use this line in the server function:

shintoui::populate_header(username = shintoshiny::get_user(default = "devuser"))

In your application, choose a sensible app user name (for example 'wbm_dev', 'linkit_dev'), not your own name.

For a Dutch datatable with bootstrap 4 setttings, use shintoshiny::datatafel instead of datatable.
You can still use shiny page elements, including: column, fluidRow, actionButton, and so on. Just don't use anything from shinydashboard or shinydashboardPlus - there are many CSS conflicts which will mess up the UI completely.
Always use shintoui::box to place content inside a module. Never place content directly in fluidRow or similar, use the box which can be customized. For a box with tabs, use shintoui::tab_box.