Allow lib_prefix to be specified through an environment variable #32
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Currently,
shiny.Appallows you to set aLIB_PREFIXfield to control the prefix added to rendered HTML dependencies. Unfortunately, this implies that, for statically rendered UI, there is no foolproof way to know where to request a dependency's files. I'll soon be opening a shiny PR where this is relevant.TODO: unit test and document