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Turns a team palette into a palette function of the kind ggplot2 and grDevices expect: call it with n and it returns n colors. When n exceeds the number of colors the team actually has, the palette is interpolated with colorRampPalette.

Usage

colorr.pal(league, set, reverse = FALSE, legacy = FALSE)

Arguments

league

Character string naming a league, as returned by colorr.leagues, or "soccer" for every soccer club at once.

set

Character string naming a team in that league.

reverse

Logical. If TRUE, reverse the color order.

legacy

Logical. If TRUE, build from the colorr 1.0.1 palette.

Value

A function of one argument n returning a character vector of n hex colors.

See also

scale_fill_nba and friends, which wrap this for ggplot2.

Author

Charles Crabtree charles.crabtree@monash.edu

Examples

pal <- colorr.pal("nba", "bucks")
pal(3)
pal(8)  # interpolated past the team's own colors