Returns shades of colours
get_shades.Rd
Returns shades of colours
Usage
get_shades(colours = c("#808080"), shades = 3)
Examples
## Shades for a single colour
get_shades(c("red"))
#> $red
#> [1] "#B20000" "#FF0000" "#FF4D4D"
#>
## Shades for multiple colours
get_shades(c("red", "blue" ,"#A5F8E3", "#808080"), shades = c(2, 3, 4, 5))
#> $red
#> [1] "#CC0000" "#FF3333"
#>
#> $blue
#> [1] "#0000B2" "#0000FF" "#4D4DFF"
#>
#> $`#A5F8E3`
#> [1] "#21EEBA" "#63F3CE" "#A5F8E3" "#E7FDF8"
#>
#> $`#808080`
#> [1] "#4D4D4D" "#666666" "#808080" "#9A9A9A" "#B3B3B3"
#>
## A single value for shade would imply all colours get the same number of shades
get_shades(c("red", "blue" ,"#A5F8E3", "#808080"), shades = 2)
#> $red
#> [1] "#CC0000" "#FF3333"
#>
#> $blue
#> [1] "#0000CC" "#3333FF"
#>
#> $`#A5F8E3`
#> [1] "#76F4D4" "#D4FCF2"
#>
#> $`#808080`
#> [1] "#666666" "#9A9A9A"
#>