Perhaps it might make sense to include a "not applicable" option in the app? This could just be a box to tick? However, this might be field-specific, and not a priority for you, right now.
However, if you ever think about expanding: In sociology (and other fields, of course), papers are very often based on large datasets that cannot be shared by authors (e.g., G-SOEP). For that reason, the inclusion of a data file in the replication package is often not a sensible issue to jusge a replication package on. Instead, reproducers unfortunately have to try and get access to the data, themselves.
Perhaps it might make sense to include a "not applicable" option in the app? This could just be a box to tick? However, this might be field-specific, and not a priority for you, right now.
However, if you ever think about expanding: In sociology (and other fields, of course), papers are very often based on large datasets that cannot be shared by authors (e.g., G-SOEP). For that reason, the inclusion of a data file in the replication package is often not a sensible issue to jusge a replication package on. Instead, reproducers unfortunately have to try and get access to the data, themselves.