#' @title color_me_grad
#' @description function to make color info dataframe corresponding to your feature of interest for your data that you want represented via color, then adding it to the dimension reduced dataframe
#' @param u_data dataframe holding output of dimension reduction
#' @param info_overlay data that color_me_grad will represent with color
#' @param your_palette the palette of your choice (please see \code{\link[colourvalues]{colour_values}} documentation to see options)
#' @return dataframe with original dimension reduction and column with color values, and the info_overlay column
#' @examples
#' color_me_grad(umakea(iris[,1:4]), iris$Sepal.Length, "viridis")
#' @seealso
#' \code{\link[colourvalues]{colour_values}}
#' @rdname color_me_grad
#' @export
#' @importFrom colourvalues colour_values
color_me_grad=function(u_data, info_overlay, your_palette){
#making the dataframe for the colours
df<-data.frame()
df<-cbind.data.frame(x=as.numeric(info_overlay), col="hi")
if(nrow(df)!=nrow(u_data)){
print("The length of your info to overlay on your plot doesn't match the number of points to plot")
print("Number of rows in info_overlay (for coloring points):")
print(nrow(df))
print("Number of rows in umap data (points to plot):")
print(nrow(u_data))
return(u_data)
}
if(missing(your_palette)==TRUE){
your_palette<-"matlab_like2"
}
df$col <- colourvalues::colour_values(df$x, palette = your_palette)
if(length(which(colnames(u_data)=="colours"))==0){
u_data<-data.frame(u_data, colours=df$col)
}
else{
u_data$colours<-df$col
}
u_data<-data.frame(u_data, info_overlay)
return(u_data)
}
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