ggkeyboard: Plot a keyboard using ggplot2

In sharlagelfand/ggkeyboard: Plot a Keyboard Using "ggplot2"

Description

Plot a keyboard using ggplot2

Usage

ggkeyboard(
  keyboard = tkl,
  palette = keyboard_palette("pastel"),
  layout = c("ansi", "iso"),
  font_family = "Arial Unicode MS",
  font_size = 3,
  adjust_text_colour = TRUE,
  measurements = keyboard_measurements("default")
)

Arguments

keyboard	Keyboard data. A data frame with the key name, what row of the keyboard it is in, and key width. Defaults to tkl (a tenkeyless layout). Other available keyboards are a full keyboard (full), 60% keyboard (sixty_percent), and a basic mac keyboard (mac).
palette	Colour palette. Defaults to keyboard_palette("pastel"). To use a custom palette, create a vector with the names described in keyboard_palette.
layout	Keyboard layout - one of "ansi" or "iso". Defaults to "ansi".
font_family	Font used. Defaults to "Arial Unicode MS". See the extrafont package for using fonts in ggplot2.
font_size	Base font size. Defaults to 3.
adjust_text_colour	Whether to lighten the text colour on dark keys. Defaults to TRUE.
measurements	Measurements of various aspects of the keyboard key height and width, gaps between keys and rows, etc. See keyboard_measurements.

Examples

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ggkeyboard()

ggkeyboard(sixty_percent, palette = keyboard_palette("cyberpunk"))

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sharlagelfand/ggkeyboard documentation built on Dec. 20, 2020, 9:56 p.m.