Hi @mungojam - Are you looking for an example like the one at https://shiny.rstudio.com/ (see the code under the app.R tab towards the bottom of the page). If so, we could certainly add something similar to this article specifically about dates.
Something like that, but I think it would be better if it pulled out the
start and end date of the range so that it was clear if it is a list with
named elements or a Date vector. I think that should also be specified in
the text of the doc page. In my case, I needed to split the start and end
as I was passing it on to an existing method that took those two
parameters.
Perhaps you could have the dates feeding into a plot title or something
like that to make the example not too contrived.
Looking at that example with sliders, it again doesn't actually tell you if
the range is stored as a list or a vector and if there are any names
against the elements. Maybe for an article like that it's ok, but the
documentation page should have these details I think.