partycolor: Get colors of parties

In imrem/partycoloR: Easily access the party colors of thousands of parties around the world

Description

Returns the colors of parties

Usage

partycolor(
  ids,
  type = c("hex", "rgb", "cmyk", "all"),
  websafe = FALSE,
  include_ids = FALSE,
  include_description = FALSE,
  include_source = FALSE,
  include_multiple = FALSE
)

Arguments

ids	A single id or vector of ids from the Party Facts data set.
type	The color model the colors should be in, can be hex, rgb, cmyk, or all (if all three types should be returned). Default is hex.
websafe	logical: should web safe colors be returned instead? Old browsers were not able to display other colors than these, with current browsers this option should not be necessary, default is FALSE.
include_ids	logical: should party facts ids be included in the output? If the colors get added to an existing data frame that already has the ids this is usually not helpful, default is FALSE.
include_description	logical: should the name of the color (e.g. "Dark blue") be included in the output? Default is FALSE.
include_source	logical: should the data source of the color be included in the output? Can be wikidata or wikipedia, default is FALSE.
include_multiple	logical: in some cases parties have multiple party colors, in these cases only one of them is included in this data set. Should information on whether the party has multiple colors according to the source, default is FALSE.

Examples

austrianparties <- data.frame(names=c("OEVP","SPOE","FPOE","Gruene","Neos"), partyfacts_id=c(1329,1384,463,1659,1970))
## this returns a simple vector of all hex triplets
austrianparties$color <- partycolor(austrianparties$partyfacts_id)
## this returns a data frame consisting of colors in all three color models, party facts ids, 
color descriptions and color source.
austriancolors <- partycolor(austrianparties$partyfacts_id, 
type='all', include_ids = TRUE, 
include_description = TRUE, include_source = TRUE)

imrem/partycoloR documentation built on Dec. 20, 2021, 6:59 p.m.