Jirko,
> On Dec 9, 2024, at 8:57 AM, Jiří Moravec wrote:
>
> Dear Simon and Jeroen,
>
> thank you for your answers. I have to reiterate that I am out of my depth in
> here. My knowledge of http is clicking links and not much beyond that.
>
> I will definitely look into `webutils` and `Rserve
Hi Ben,
yes, in this particular case, I am moving from `rmarkdown` and `servr`
to `litedown` and (internal http server), which will remove 30 dependencies.
```
base = utils::installed.packages(priority = "base") |> rownames()
litedown = tools::package_dependencies("litedown", recursive = TRUE
I absolutely appreciate the desire for minimalism. On the other hand
Rserve has no dependencies other than R >= 1.5.0 (!!!), so you would in
any case be cutting your dependencies way down (`servr` has 16 recursive
dependencies of which 5 seem to be base/recommended, presumably this is
where
Dear Simon and Jeroen,
thank you for your answers. I have to reiterate that I am out of my
depth in here. My knowledge of http is clicking links and not much
beyond that.
I will definitely look into `webutils` and `Rserve`.
One of the reason why I brought this issue is that I have a static s
Jiří,
in a sense there are two quite different issue that you are touching upon. On
one hand, your request for exposing the http server is something I was pretty
much expecting. In order to judge the appetite for it I have included the
support for custom handlers back then as inofficial API spe
On Thu, Dec 5, 2024 at 2:43 AM Jiří Moravec wrote:
>
> R has a native HTTP server that is used for serving R help pages
> interactively, at least on the loopback device (127.0.0.1)
>
> But all of the working are internal, not exposed to user and not documented.
This has been available for a long
