I was hoping to start an open discussion here about the best practices people have found or might suggest in creating reproducible code from a Shiny session.
At the recent R Pharma conference Joe Cheng presented some challenges within pharma as related to using Shiny. http://rinpharma.com/program/using-interactivity-responsibly-in-pharma.html
However, the problem also extends beyond pharma into any field/application where Shiny should/could be operating to produce results that may need to be reproduced.
Example:
You've presented users with many ways to modify their results. How do they report the results while allowing these results to be reproduced?
Wanted:
The ability to dynamically generate a standalone .r script that is ideally human-readable regular R code... but in any case a script that will reproduce the generated results.
There are workarounds like exposing the current state of all reactive variables within a "suggested reporting" paragraph.
eg 
Also, Joe gave a great example of what could be done with current functions:
GitHub - jcheng5/rpharma-demo.
This included bookmarking an app (rpharma-demo/images/sshot2.png at master · jcheng5/rpharma-demo · GitHub), and generating readable-code: (https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jcheng5/rpharma-demo/master/images/sshot1.png)
However he did state that this is likely not ideal as it would require a new paradigm in writing Shiny code using quosures. That also means this method is not backwards-compatible with already-written apps and could be a lengthy process with already-written apps whose codebase may be quite large.
I look forward to hearing everyone's experience, thoughts, and ideas!