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Disclaimer

The project Shiny Enterprise Dashboard was created by Appsilon and delivered to the community for free.

What’s new

Project design

The beauty of this project is that it act as a complete template for designing shiny dashboards, the frontend and the backend of this application is template ready. Yet, the dataset given is a bit hard to be prepared under a new project and therefore the creation of new metrics might be difficult do design.

Adjustments made

In order to simplify this approach, a new dataset was designed to simplify the creation of new metrics and update the data.

A spreadsheet was data-raw/Dataset.xlsx to be used as the template and it has the following sheets:

  1. const_vals_df: Used to update major information of the shiny dashboard like the app title, and marketplace website
  2. colors_df: Used to update the css of the map dashboard
  3. time_range_df: Relationship of time difference calculations
  4. Metrics_df: A simplified version of the metric_list

A new metric has been created: salvage value

  1. map_metrics_df: A relationship of what metrics to be shown in the maps grid, the name of each metric must follow the same id of the metrics_df
  2. dataset_df: A unique dataframe with the fact containing only the metric value, the name of each metric must follow the same id of the metrics_df

salvage_value is the new metric created and only increases the dataset by one column

Application workflow

In order to replicate this project, you can run by two ways:

In what circumstances this might be a good application

It seems that this new layer on the application might be a good fit whenever you want to deploy a shiny dashboard with minor changes on the layout and also by uploading your own data and metrics.

In the example above, a new metric salvage value was created and rendered as a production layer to be shown in the map as well:

Reproducibility of the changes

If you want to know how the previous version of the dataset was designed and what changes were done in order to create this template, there’s a file on data-raw/create_template.R that uses the files from the project saved on data-raw/old that reproduces all the changes.

To be done

  • Dynamic changes of major Sass components
    • Layout colors
    • New metrics icons based on fontawesome information on the spreadsheet
  • A flexible pipeline structure
    • pins
    • parquet
    • Databases
  • A design of devops
    • git workflow
    • Docker file
    • tests