The goal of nflcolors is to provide easy access to NFL team colors and palettes.
Installation
You can install nflcolors from GitHub with:
# install.packages("devtools")
devtools::install_github("corysauve/nflcolors")Basic Usage
nflcolors has palettes for all 32 teams in the National Football League (NFL). Colors are sourced from primary uniforms and logos. All teams are accessed via their team abbreviation.
library(nflcolors)
names(teams)
#> [1] "ARZ" "ATL" "BAL" "BUF" "CAR" "CHI" "CIN" "CLE" "DAL" "DEN" "DET" "GB"
#> [13] "HOU" "IND" "JAX" "KC" "LAC" "LAR" "LV" "MIA" "MIN" "NE" "NO" "NYG"
#> [25] "NYJ" "PHI" "PIT" "SF" "SEA" "TB" "TEN" "WAS"You can create a team palette with team_colors(), along with an image of the palette.
kc_palette <- team_colors("KC")You can also select a specific number of colors.
kc_palette <- team_colors("KC", 2)
Contributing
I welcome any contributions or suggestions for improving the package! Please open an issue to do so.
License
The nflcolors package is licensed under the MIT License. Please see the LICENSE for more details.
Acknowledgments
Inspiration for this package originally came from the wonderful nationalparkcolors package, which provides color palettes for various National Park posters.