data-raw/lego_colors.R

In rpodcast/shinylego: Shiny application for creating LEGO mosiacs

# processing for Lego_Colors.csv file
# This has been superceded by brickr's version
# load packages ----
library(readr)
library(dplyr)

# perform import ----
lego_colors <- brickr::lego_colors
# lego_colors <- readr::read_csv("data-raw/Lego_Colors.csv", 
#                                col_types = cols(
#                                  LEGONo = col_double(),
#                                  Color = col_character(),
#                                  Sample = col_logical(),
#                                  R = col_double(),
#                                  G = col_double(),
#                                  B = col_double(),
#                                  c_Palette2016 = col_logical(),
#                                  c_Transparent = col_logical(),
#                                  c_Glow = col_logical(),
#                                  c_Metallic = col_logical(),
#                                  t_BW = col_logical(),
#                                  t_Classic = col_logical(),
#                                  t_Friends = col_logical(),
#                                  w_weight = col_double(),
#                                  w_Classic = col_double()
#                                ))
# 
# lego_colors <- lego_colors %>%
#   filter(c_Palette2016, !c_Transparent, !c_Glow, !c_Metallic) %>% 
#   mutate(hex_code = purrr::pmap_chr(
#     list(red = R, green = G, blue = B), 
#     function(red, green, blue) { rgb(red, green, blue, maxColorValue = 255) }
#     )
#   ) %>%
#   mutate_at(vars(R, G, B), list(~ ./255)) %>% 
#   rename(R_lego = R, G_lego = G, B_lego = B)%>% 
#   mutate_at(vars(starts_with("w_")), list(~ ifelse(is.na(.), 0, .)))

usethis::use_data(lego_colors, overwrite = TRUE)