bin_color_continuous: Bin data and get corresponding colors.
In tbadams45/wrviz: Create Vizualizations For Water Resources

Description Usage Arguments Details Value Examples

Bins data for according to a given list.

1 2	bin_color_continuous(data, by, range, bins, scale = NULL, ascending = TRUE, bin_name = "bins")

`data`	The data to bin. Generally a data table.
`by`	Character; The name of of our output column that we are binning.
`range`	A vector of length two that defines the max and min value of the scale.
`bins`	Vector; Either a number indicating the number of bins, or a vector containing the locations where the bins should be cut.
`scale`	List; should be length 4, in the format c(lowest, midpoint (white), one-bin-above-midpoint, highest).
`ascending`	logical; do increasing values indicate a positive trend?
`bin_name`	Character; Name of column to be created that contains bin data

Currently provides scales and colors for reliability, safeyield, resilience, and vulnerability. To access, use metric="reliability", metric="safeyield", etc.

a list x. x$data returns the data frame with a new column containing the bins, x$colors contains the corresponding color scale.

## Not run: df <- expand.grid(temp = 0:8, precip = seq(0.7, 1.3, by = 0.1))
df$rel <- seq(40, 100, length=63)
df2 <- bin_color_continuous(df, by = "rel", metric = "reliability")
## End(Not run)