_pkgdown.yml

url: https://bakeoff.netlify.app

authors:
  Alison Hill:
    href: https://www.apreshill.com
  Chester Ismay:
    href: https://chester.rbind.io

template:
  bootstrap: 5
  bslib:
    base_font:
      google: "Sen"
    code_font:
      google: "DM Mono"
    bg: "#fff"
    fg: "#333333"                        # night rider
    primary: "#187BA2"                   # matisse blue
    secondary: "#faf2f3"                 # pearl pink
    headings-color: "#187BA2"            # matisse blue
    link-color: "#595959"                # scorpion
    link-hover-color: "#126180"          # sapphire
    # navbar
    navbar-bg: "#f4e4e7"                         # dawn pink
    navbar-light-color: "#595959"                # scorpion
    navbar-light-brand-hover-color: "#187BA2"    # matisse blue
    navbar-light-hover-color: "#126180"          # sapphire

navbar:
  type: light
  bg: "#f4e4e7"  # apparently this plus navbar-bg needs to be set to same color?
  structure:
    left:  [home]
    right: [reference, news, github]
  components:
    news:
      text: News
      href: news/index.html

reference:
  - title: "Datasets"
    desc: >
      Datasets scraped from [Wikipedia tables](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Great_British_Bake_Off).
      These datasets are most useful for making tables or plots.
      <br><br>
      All variables are cast to the proper variable type,
      all tibbles are in tidy format,
      and all variable names are in `snake_case`.
    contents:
      - bakers
      - challenges
      - episodes
      - ratings
      - spice_test_wide
  - title: "Raw datasets"
    desc: >
      Raw datasets scraped from [Wikipedia tables](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Great_British_Bake_Off),
      followed by minimal taming using the [`fivethirtyeight` R data package guidelines](https://fivethirtyeight-r.netlify.com/articles/fivethirtyeight.html#guidelines).
      <br><br>
      These datasets are most useful for practicing joins, grouped summaries, and
      working with missing values.
      All variables are cast to the proper variable type,
      all tibbles are in tidy format,
      and all variable names are in `snake_case`.
    contents:
      - bakers_raw
      - bakes_raw
      - episodes_raw
      - ratings_raw
      - results_raw
      - series_raw
      - seasons_raw
  - title: "Scales"
    desc: >
      Color and fill scales for **ggplot2**
    contents:
      - scale_bakeoff
  - title: "Colors and palettes"
    desc: >
      Helper functions for colors and palettes useful outside **ggplot2**
    contents:
      - bakeoff_colors
      - bakeoff_palette
      - bakeoff_palette_names