Color Palettes for AnVIL and the ability to add an AnVIL logo to the bottom right of plots.
Colors are chosen or adapted from AnVIL style guide.
This package can be installed from GitHub using the devtools
install_github function.
devtools::install_github("fhdsl/AnVILplot")
#> Using GitHub PAT from the git credential store.
#> Skipping install of 'AnVILplot' from a github remote, the SHA1 (b86f51d0) has not changed since last install.
#> Use `force = TRUE` to force installationUse this package in conjunction with ggplot2. You’ll need to load both
library(AnVILplot)
#> Loading required package: palettes
library(ggplot2)Logos are added to the bottom right of a ggplot.
You can choose between two logos. One is the full AnVIL logo (default,
or use argument full_logo = TRUE), and the other is just the image of
an anvil (use argument full_logo = FALSE).
This is 2 discrete palettes (light and dark) with each of those
discrete palettes having 4 colors within that group.
plot(anvil_palette_discrete)
This is 3 sequential palettes (blue, yellow, and lightgreen) with
each of those sequential palettes having 7 sequential colors within that
color group.
plot(anvil_palette_sequential)
This palette has 5 sequential blues.
plot(anvil_palette_sequential_blues)
This palette has 19 colors ranging from dark blue to lighter blue, white, lighter yellows, and dark gray yellows.
plot(anvil_palette_diverging)
This is the 9 colors defined in the AnVIL style guide.
plot(anvil_palette_full)
This is 2 contrasting colors. A blue and a drab yellow.
plot(anvil_palette_contrast2)
This is 2 complementing colors.A darker blue and a pale turquoise.
plot(anvil_palette_complement2)
This one isn’t a palette at all, but just a single dark blue picked from the colors.
plot(anvil_palette_single)
ggplot(diamonds[sample(nrow(diamonds), 1000), ], aes(carat, price)) +
geom_point(aes(colour = cut)) +
scale_colour_palette_d(anvil_palette_sequential$yellow) #+
#anvil_logo()