wch

library(curl)
library(httpuv)

req_rook_to_curl <- function(req, host) {
  # browser()
  # Rename headers. Example: HTTP_CACHE_CONTROL => Cache-Control
  r <- as.list(req)

  # Uncomment to print out request headers
  cat("== Original ==\n")

jmcphers

"HOW TO GIVE AN EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD PRESENTATION"

CHARACTERS

Joe Cheng.............Moderator
Jennifer Bryan........As Herself
Hadley Wickham........As Himself
Aron Atkins...........Audience
Derrick Kearney.......Audience

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# This application will listen for local connections on port 7000 and run
# commands it receives via HTTP POST. It will run commands using the later
# packages -- that is, whenever the R call stack is empty (it is idle at the R
# prompt), or whenever later::run_now() is called. Shiny keeps calling run_now()
# when running an application, so this can run commands when a Shiny application
# is running.
#
# This can be useful for enabling options while a Shiny application is running.
# For example, you can use it to run `options(shiny.trace=TRUE)` without

hrbrmstr

library(processx)
library(RPostgres)
library(httr)
library(dbplyr)
library(tidyverse)

# this example assumes you've created a heroku postgresql
# instance and have the app name (in this example, "rpgtestcon").

# use the heroku command-line app