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Jennifer (Jenny) Bryan committed Jul 2, 2015
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- [04_embedded-google-form](04_embedded-google-form): a Google Form is embedded in the app, allowing user to enter data with native Google Form/Sheets functionality. App also displays the underlying Sheet, allowing user to see the just-entered data. See it deployed [here](https://jennybc.shinyapps.io/04_embedded-google-form).
* Credentials are baked into the app:
- [10_read-write-private-sheet](10_read-write-private-sheet): app users are allowed to view and edit data in a private Google Sheet via the app. A token stored in a file within the app is used for auth. See it deployed [here](https://jennybc.shinyapps.io/10_read-write-private-sheet).
- See [Persistent data storage in Shiny apps](http://deanattali.com/blog/shiny-persistent-data-storage), a blog post by [Dean Attali](http://deanattali.com), for another example of using a Google Sheet as a Shiny data store. He shows how to append new rows to a data table. His app loads the token from the cache in a `.httr-oauth` file.
- See [Persistent data storage in Shiny apps](http://deanattali.com/blog/shiny-persistent-data-storage), a blog post by [Dean Attali](http://deanattali.com), for another example of using a Google Sheet as a Shiny data store. He shows how to append new rows to a data table. His app loads the token from the cache in a `.httr-oauth` file. His demo app is deployed [here](http://daattali.com/shiny/persistent-data-storage/). To see the `googlesheets` example, select "Google Sheets (remote)" from the drop-down menu for storage type.
* User provides Google credentials via the app:
- [20_gs-explorer](20_gs-explorer): app requires the user to authenticate with Google and authorize the app to deal on their behalf. After authorization, the user is presented with a listing of their Sheets, the option to view details of each spreadsheet and inspect the worksheets contained in a spreadsheet. See it deployed [here](https://jennybc.shinyapps.io/20_gs-explorer).

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