Plot and print poison frog color palettes. — poison

Visualize colors and print hexcodes from a poison frog color palette.

Usage

poison_palette(
  name,
  n = NULL,
  type = c("discrete", "continuous"),
  direction = 1,
  alpha = NULL,
  return = c("plot", "vector")
)

Arguments

name: Character. Name of poison frog palette (one of poison_palettes_names()).
n: Integer (optional). Number of colours to use. Defaults to the palette length (max. n = 5) for type = "discrete" and 256 for type = "continuous".
type: Either "discrete" or "continuous".
direction: Integer. 1 for forward, -1 for reversed order.
alpha: Optional numeric in [0, 1]. Uniform transparency applied to all colours.
return: Either "plot" (default) to show a tile plot with hex labels, or "vector" to return a character vector of hex colours.

Value

If return = "plot", a ggplot2 object. If return = "vector", a character vector of hex colours.

Examples

# Show a palette as tiles (default)
poison_palette("Ramazonica")


# Reverse order and show only 4 colours
poison_palette("Ramazonica", n = 4, direction = -1)


# Get a vector with the palette hex codes
cols <- poison_palette("Ramazonica", return = "vector")

# Continuous gradient preview (16 swatches)
poison_palette("Osotokiki", type = "continuous", n = 16)