themeBayer is an extension of the ggplot2 package, and is designed
for internal coordination of R presentations and to ease the use of
company-official color schemes for ggplot. The main additions to the
ggplot library are color and fill color maps.
In addition, there is an included rmd template for labeling pdfs with the bayer logo.
To install, use the standard method for installing github packages: devtools::install_github('Connor-Bayer/themeBayer')
In general, you can use this package after install by invoking
myplot + themeBayer::scale_(color/fill)_bayer_(c/d)().
Additionally, there is a rmarkdown template included as part of the package that you can use to make your pdf documents include bayer symbols/logo and may be themed using the functions in this package.
Continuous scales are not ‘officially’ approved, but can be generated by interpolating between existing points.
ggplot(data = cars, aes(x = speed, y = dist, color = dist)) + geom_point() + themeBayer::scale_color_bayer_c(name = 'purple_green') + theme_minimal()
## example uses very handy ggridges package
ggplot(data = iris, aes(x = Sepal.Length, y = Species, fill = Species)) + ggridges::geom_density_ridges(color = 'white', alpha = .4) + themeBayer::scale_fill_bayer_d(name = 'lights', direction = 1, n = 3) + theme_minimal()
## Picking joint bandwidth of 0.181
## direction < 0 gives colors in reverse order
To aid in the creation of nice-looking Bayer-themed reports, we have
added an RMarkdown template to the themeBayer package. Once the
package is installed, you can use the template through the typical new
RMarkdown file interface:
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Select File > New File > RMarkdown
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In the resulting pop-up window, select the bottom option in the left sidebar, “From Template” and you should see “Bayer RMarkdown PDF” as an option near the top of the list (it is sorted alphabetically).
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Ensure to select a location for the RMarkdown document. Because this template includes files other than just the .Rmd template (i.e., they Bayer logo .png) the system will create a folder in the target directory that contains the .Rmd and all necessary files.
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Begin working on the RMarkdown template! When knit immediately after opening the template has the following look (and each subsequent page has a header including the page number, section, and small Bayer logo):
Note that currently there is only a PDF version of this template, but in the future HTML and possible .md templates will be added.