Contributions via pull requests are welcome! I would love to have as many video games represented as possible. With that said, there are two requirements I ask of any contributed palettes:
- The palette must be at least somewhat distinctive. There are many popular and beloved games, but if the palette suggestion does not evoke the video game that inspired it, it probably should not be contributed.
- Please avoid trademarked names for palette names. I am not entirely sure how far the CRAN policy extends when it comes to trademarked names but I would rather not risk running afoul of CRAN policy.
Adding the Palette to the List
Adding a new palette is as simple adding a new element to the gameR_colors list in R/discrete.R, adding the name of the palette to @param palette, and calling devtools::document() from R to update the package documentation. This package uses the tidyverse style guide enforced by the styler package. Before committing your code, try to remember to call styler::style_pkg(). Do not worry if you forget though! When you open a pull request, a bot should try to run both devtools::document() and styler::style_pkg() on your code anyway.
Updating the README
The readme is generated by README.Rmd. Please update this file with the palettes you are contributing (the palettes are in alphabetical order) and knit the file before committing and pushing your contributions.
Credit
If you are contributing palette(s), I would love for your contribution to be recognised. Please feel free to add yourself as a contributor (role = “ctb”) in the DESCRIPTION file.