# Define colour palette variables and functions here
ggpalette_colours <- list(
# add your colours as a named list here, i.e.
"pink" = "#ea5f94",
"orange" = "#ffb14e",
"navy" = "#2e4057",
"grey" = "#8d96a3",
"magenta" = "#cd34b5",
"green" = "#66a182"
)
#' ggpalette_palette
#' @section explanation: A function that takes a single argument n and returns n colors, and let the user re-order the colors for specific values of n
#' @param Usage:
#' ggpalette(primary = "pink", other = "orange", direction = 1)
#' @param Arguments:
#' primary specify a manual color
#' other specifies the name of the second (or other) color
#' direction default value is 1; allows the user reverse the order of the palette
#'@param Value:
#' n is the number of colours being picked, and returne message or warn the user if n is larger than the number of colours in the palette.
#' @export
#'
ggpalette_pal <- function(primary = "pink",
other = "orange", direction = 1) {
stopifnot(primary %in% names(ggpalette_colours))
function(n) {
if (n > 6) warning("ggpalette Color Palette only has 6 colors.")
if (n == 2) {
other <- if (!other %in% names(ggpalette_colours)) {
other
} else {
ggpalette_colours[other]
}
color_list <- c(other, ggpalette_colours[primary])
} else {
color_list <- ggpalette_colours[1:n]
}
color_list <- unname(unlist(color_list))
if (direction >= 0) color_list else rev(color_list)
}
}
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