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ColorSchemes
This package provides a collection of colorschemes:
- scientifically devised colorschemes from ColorBrewer, CMOcean, ScientificColorMaps, ColorCet, and Seaborn
- popular old favourites such as viridis, inferno, and magma from MATPlotLib
- old masters' colorschemes, such as leonardo, vermeer, and picasso
- variously themed colorschemes such as sunset, coffee, neon, and pearl
Note that the schemes contained here are a mixture:
- some are high quality color maps with consistent perceptual contrast over their full range
- others are designed for general purpose and informal graphics work
Choose colorschemes with care! Refer to Peter Kovesi's PerceptualColourMaps package, or to Fabio Crameri's Scientific Colour Maps for more information.
If you want to make more advanced ColorSchemes, use linear-segment dictionaries or indexed lists, and use functions to generate color values, see the make_colorscheme() function in the ColorSchemeTools.jl package.
Basic usage
] add ColorSchemes
using ColorSchemes
ColorSchemes.Purples_5
# => a ColorScheme
colorschemes[:Purples_5]
# => a ColorScheme
ColorSchemes.Purples_5.colors
# => array of five RGB colors
ColorSchemes.Purples_5.colors[3]
# => the third color in the colorscheme
get(ColorSchemes.Purples_5, 0.5)
# => the midway point of the colorscheme
colorschemes
# => Dict{Symbol, ColorScheme} with 983 entries
findcolorscheme("purple")
# => display list of matching schemes
ColorScheme([colorant"red", colorant"green", colorant"blue"])
# new colorscheme from Colors.jl named colors
get(ColorSchemes.darkrainbow, range(0.0, 1.0, length=20)) |> ColorScheme
# new colorscheme by resampling existing