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List available palette names

Source: R/palette_utils.R
list_palettes.Rd

Returns a character vector of available palette names, optionally filtered by type.

Usage

list_palettes(type = "all")

Arguments

type

Character string specifying the palette type to filter. One of:

  • "all" (default): All palettes

  • "theme": Theme palettes (grays, browns, yellows, etc.)

  • "sequential": Sequential palettes (seq_*)

  • "qualitative": Qualitative palettes (qual_*)

  • "city": City-specific palettes (spo_, rio_, bhe_*)

  • "brand": Brand palettes (basic, benvi_blue, benvi_purple)

Value

A character vector of palette names.

Examples

# List all palettes
list_palettes()
#>  [1] "grays"        "browns"       "yellows"      "greens"       "blues"       
#>  [6] "purples"      "pinks"        "oranges"      "seq_grays"    "seq_browns"  
#> [11] "seq_yellows"  "seq_greens"   "seq_blues"    "seq_purples"  "seq_pinks"   
#> [16] "seq_oranges"  "qual_1"       "qual_2"       "qual_3"       "qual_4"      
#> [21] "qual_5"       "qual_6"       "qual_7"       "qual_8"       "qual_9"      
#> [26] "spo_seq"      "spo_div"      "spo_qual"     "rio_seq"      "rio_div"     
#> [31] "rio_qual"     "bhe_seq"      "bhe_div"      "benvi_blue"   "benvi_purple"
#> [36] "basic"       

# List theme palettes
list_palettes("theme")
#> [1] "grays"   "browns"  "yellows" "greens"  "blues"   "purples" "pinks"  
#> [8] "oranges"

# List sequential palettes
list_palettes("sequential")
#> [1] "seq_grays"   "seq_browns"  "seq_yellows" "seq_greens"  "seq_blues"  
#> [6] "seq_purples" "seq_pinks"   "seq_oranges"