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ggblanket (version 10.0.0)

set_blanket: Set a style

Description

Set a style by setting:

  • the mode

  • geom defaults

  • col_palettes for discrete, continuous and ordinal scales.

Alternatively, use the weave_* functions to only apply a subset of these.

Usage

set_blanket(
  ...,
  mode = light_mode_r(),
  colour = "#357BA2FF",
  colour_text = "#121B24FF",
  colour_label = colour_text,
  colour_reference_line = colour_text,
  colour_curve = colour_reference_line,
  fill = colour,
  fill_label = colour_label,
  alpha = 1,
  alpha_area = 0.9,
  alpha_bar = 0.9,
  alpha_boxplot = 0.6,
  alpha_crossbar = 0.6,
  alpha_density = 0.6,
  alpha_label = 0.05,
  alpha_polygon = 0.9,
  alpha_rect = 0.9,
  alpha_ribbon = 0.6,
  alpha_smooth = 0.6,
  alpha_tile = 0.9,
  alpha_violin = 0.9,
  alpha_recursive = NULL,
  linewidth = 0.66,
  linewidth_reference_line = 0.33,
  linewidth_curve = linewidth_reference_line,
  size_point = 1.5,
  size_pointrange = 0.2,
  size_sf = 1.5,
  size_text = 11/2.835052,
  size_label = size_text,
  family_text = "",
  family_label = family_text,
  col_palette_d = jumble,
  col_palette_na_d = "#CDC5BFFF",
  col_palette_c = viridisLite::mako(n = 9, direction = -1),
  col_palette_na_c = "#988F88FF",
  col_palette_o = scales::pal_viridis(option = "G", direction = -1),
  col_palette_na_o = "#988F88FF",
  theme = light_mode_r() + mode_orientation_to_x()
)

Value

A globally set style.

Arguments

...

Provided to force user argument naming etc.

mode

A ggplot2 theme (e.g. light_mode_t() or dark_mode_r()) that anticipates gg_* side-effects of removing relevant axis line/ticks and gridlines per the mode_orientation.

colour

A default hex colour for the colour of geoms without a more specific colour_* argument.

colour_text

A default hex colour for the colour of the "text" geom.

colour_label

A default hex colour for the colour of the "label" geom.

colour_reference_line

A default hex colour for the colour of the "hline", "vline" and "abline" geoms.

colour_curve

A default hex colour for the colour of the "curve" geom.

fill

A default hex colour for the fill of geoms without a more specific fill_* argument.

fill_label

A default hex colour for the fill of the "label" geom.

alpha

A default alpha for geoms without a more specific alpha_* argument.

alpha_area

A default alpha for the "area" geom.

alpha_bar

A default alpha for the "bar" geom.

alpha_boxplot

A default alpha for the "boxplot" geom.

alpha_crossbar

A default alpha for the "crossbar" geom.

alpha_density

A default alpha for the "density" geom.

alpha_label

A default alpha for the "label" geom.

alpha_polygon

A default alpha for the "polygon" geom.

alpha_rect

A default alpha for the "rect" geom.

alpha_ribbon

A default alpha for the "ribbon" geom.

alpha_smooth

A default alpha for the "smooth" geom.

alpha_tile

A default alpha for the "tile" geom.

alpha_violin

A default alpha for the "violin" geom.

alpha_recursive

A default alpha applied to all geoms.

linewidth

A default linewidth for geoms.

linewidth_reference_line

A default linewidth for the the "hline", "vline" and "abline" geoms.

linewidth_curve

A default linewidth for the the "curve" geom.

size_point

A default size for the "point" geom.

size_pointrange

A default size for the "pointrange" geom.

size_sf

A default size for the "sf" geom.

size_text

A default size for the "text" geom.

size_label

A default size for the "label" geom.

family_text

A default family for the "text" geom.

family_label

A default family for the "text" geom.

col_palette_d

For a discrete scale, a character vector of hex codes.

col_palette_na_d

For a discrete scale, a hex code.

col_palette_c

For a continuous scale, a character vector of hex codes.

col_palette_na_c

For a continuous scale, a hex code.

col_palette_o

For an ordinal scale, a scales::pal_*() function.

col_palette_na_o

For an ordinal scale, a hex code.

theme

A ggplot2 theme that the gg_* function will add without side-effects. Note, the mode takes precedence, unless mode = NULL.

Examples

Run this code
library(ggplot2)
library(ggblanket)
library(palmerpenguins)

set_blanket(
  mode = dark_mode_r(),
  colour = orange,
  annotation_colour = darkness[1],
)

penguins |>
  gg_point(
    x = flipper_length_mm,
    y = body_mass_g,
    x_breaks = scales::breaks_pretty(3),
  ) +
  geom_vline(xintercept = 200) +
  annotate("text", x = I(0.25), y = I(0.75), label = "Here")

penguins |>
  gg_histogram(
    x = flipper_length_mm,
    x_breaks = scales::breaks_pretty(3),
  ) +
  geom_vline(xintercept = 200) +
  annotate("text", x = I(0.75), y = I(0.75), label = "Here")

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