SNEEstyle

An R package containing useful functions for implementing SNEE style.

SNEE colours and palettes

Colours

• Neutrals: navy, black, dark_grey, pale_grey, white

• Purples: purple, darkpurple1, darkpurple2, lightpurple1, lightpurple2

• Greens: green, darkgreen1, darkgreen2, lightgreen1, lightgreen2

• Pinks: pink, darkpink1, darkpink2, lightpink1, lightpink2

• Blues: blue, darkblue1, darkblue2, lightblue1, lightblue2

• Yellows: yellow, darkyellow1, darkyellow2, lightyellow1, lightyellow2

Palettes

• greens
• purples
• pinks
• blues
• yellows
• diverge (diverging)
• qual (qualitative/categorical)

R Installation

• You can install the R package directly from Github with:

devtools::install_github('SNEE-ICS/SNEEstyle')

• Run library(SNEEstyle) to load the functions and make them available in your current R session.

Using SNEEstyle in R

Below are quick examples of how SNEEstyle can be used.

Finding SNEE colour codes

• You can return all SNEE colour codes with:

library(SNEEtools)

SNEE_colour()

• You can return specific colour codes by name with:

library(SNEEtools)

SNEE_colour(c("green", "lightgreen2"))

• You can return colour palette codes by palette name with:

library(SNEEtools)

SNEE_colour(palette = "greens")

Adding SNEE theme to plots

• You can apply SNEE theme and colours to your plots with:

library(ggplot2)
library(SNEEtools)

ggplot(iris, aes(x = Sepal.Width, y = Sepal.Length, colour = Species)) +
    geom_point() +
    scale_colour_SNEE("greens") +
    SNEE_theme()

Creating a SNEE themed quarto presentation

• You can create a quarto document or presentation based on existing SNEE templates with:

libary(SNEEstyle)

SNEE_quarto_setup(type = "presentation", format = "html", "outputs", "draft1")