The goal of schoolcolors is to provide palettes for all possible NCAA schools. It is built very heavily upon the structure laid out in the wesanderson package.
This is still a Work In Progress. You can’t currently install from CRAN, and the dev version has only a structure. There are many NCAA schools and we would love any help that you can for populating the colors for schools.
The method for populating a school is as follows:
- Find School Colors:
- Search for a school name and color palette. This generally leads to a brand site or pdf for that school.
- Only if there is no branding or web usage site, pull colors from
TruColor
- The current Institutional Colors should be used.
- Populate Colors:
- Find the line with the school_name and populate the vector with the Primary Colors.
- If there are any additional colors, put them on a new vector in the list and order them according to secondary, tertiary, accent, supporting, etc.
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Initial code
college_of_william_and_mary = list(c())
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Populated Colors
college_of_william_and_mary = list(c("#115740", "#B9975B"), c("#F0B323", "#D0D3D4", "#00B388", "#CAB64B", "#84344E", "#64CCC9", "#E56A54", "#789D4A", "#789F90", "#5B6770", "#183028", "#00313C"))
You can install the development version from GitHub by doing the following:
# install.packages("remotes")
remotes::install_github("dermcnor/schoolcolors")
You can install the released version of schoolcolors from CRAN with:
install.packages("schoolcolors")
This is a basic example which shows you how to use a palette for a school.
library(schoolcolors)
## basic example code
my_pal <- school_palette("college_of_william_and_mary")
as.character(my_pal)
#> [1] "#115740" "#B9975B" "#F0B323" "#D0D3D4" "#00B388" "#CAB64B" "#84344E"
#> [8] "#64CCC9" "#E56A54" "#789D4A" "#789F90" "#5B6770" "#183028" "#00313C"
my_pal