| colors_to_df | R Documentation |
Convert colors to data.frame of color attributes
colors_to_df(x, ..., alpha = TRUE, byCols = NULL)
x |
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... |
any valid criteria to subset the color |
alpha |
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byCols |
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This function takes a vector of colors and returns a data.frame
with relevant color attributes:
"num" contains the integer index of the input vector x.
"hex" contains character values with hexadecimal colors
including alpha. If the input x is "red" then the hex value
will be converted to "#FF0000FF".
"name" if names(x) is not empty
data.frame with color attributes as columns.
When byCols is defined, the data.frame is sorted using
jamba::mixedSortDF().
When ... is supplied, subset() is applied to subset colors.
jamba::col2hcl()"H" contains color hue as values from 0 to 360.
"C" contains color chroma (aka saturation) ranging from 0 up to 200,
where typical "full saturation" is represented as values above 100.
"L" contains color luminance (brightness/lightness) ranging from
0 to 100.
"alpha" the alpha transparency, ranging from 0 (fully transparent)
to 1 (fully opaque, not transparent).
grDevices::col2rgb()"red" contains the red color channel, values range from 0 to 255.
"green" contains the green color channel, values range from 0 to 255.
"blue" contains the blue color channel, values range from 0 to 255.
jamba::col2hsv()"h" contains color hue as values from 0 to 1. Note these values
may not map directly to color hue obtained from jamba::col2hcl().
"s" contains color saturation with values from 0 to 1.
"v" contains color vibrance (brightness/lightness) with values
from 0 to 1.
jamba::col2hsl()"hsl_h" contains color hue as values from 0 to 1. Note these values
may not map directly to color hue obtained from jamba::col2hcl().
"hsl_s" contains color saturation with values from 0 to 100.
"hsl_l" contains color luminance (brightness/lightness) with values
from 0 to 100.
Other colorjam sort:
sort_colors(),
subset_colors()
Other colorjam core:
blend_colors(),
closestRcolor(),
color_complement(),
group2colors(),
rainbowJam(),
sort_colors(),
subset_colors()
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