#' plot_colors and view_palette
#'
#' Various user defined palettes to use. And the function pie_palette() which
#' takes a palette as an argument and returns a pie chart with labels; handy
#' when you only want to pick specific colors from a palette and you don't know
#' what they are yet.
#'
#' @param palette The palette that you want to visualize
#'
#' @export
#'
#' @examples
#' library(beyonce)
#' view_palette(my_palette("sb_deep"))
#' view_palette(beyonce_palette(1))
#### plot_colors --------------------------------
# These are some custom palettes that I like to use. References and links are
# given where appropriate.
#### pie_palette() --------------------------------
# Function to print pie chart to preview what a palette looks like and to see
# the color codes.
view_palette <- function(palette) {
palette %>%
graphics::pie(rep(1, length(.)),
labels = sprintf("%d (%s)", seq_along(.), .),
col = .)
}
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