colorr.teams: Teams covered by colorr
In colorr: Color Palettes for Soccer, MLB, NBA, WNBA, NHL, and NFL Teams
colorr.teams R Documentation
Teams covered by colorr
Description
Returns the team names accepted by a league's palette function. With no
argument it returns a named list covering every league.
Usage
colorr.teams(league = NULL)
Arguments
league
Character string naming a league, as returned by
colorr.leagues, or "soccer" for every soccer club at once. If
NULL (the default), teams for all leagues are returned as a named list.
Value
Character vector of team names, or a named list of them when league is
NULL.
Author(s)
Charles Crabtree charles.crabtree@monash.edu
Examples
colorr.teams("wnba")
colorr.teams("ligue1")
# how many teams each league contributes
lengths(colorr.teams())
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Teams covered by colorr
Description
Returns the team names accepted by a league's palette function. With no argument it returns a named list covering every league.
Usage
colorr.teams(league = NULL)
Arguments
league |
Character string naming a league, as returned by
|
Value
Character vector of team names, or a named list of them when league is
NULL.
Author(s)
Charles Crabtree charles.crabtree@monash.edu
Examples
colorr.teams("wnba")
colorr.teams("ligue1")
# how many teams each league contributes
lengths(colorr.teams())
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