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The telemetry package provides Shiny inputs which produce user data which is accessible from the browser. Examples include:
orientationInput
),motionInput
), andcoordinatesInput
).Example usage can be found in the examples directory. These could be run by cloning this repo and then running locally, or by running something like
shiny::runGitHub("telemetry", "strongh",
subdir="examples/orientation_example/")
Navigating to
https://strong.shinyapps.io/motion_example/
on a mobile device should give a silly preview of the motion input. The accelerometer data is sent to the server, which plots it in a useless way.
devtools::install_github('strongh/telemetry')
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