NEWS.md
geom_cfb_logos() geom.geom_mean_lines() and geom_median_lines() geoms.scale_color_cfb() and scale_fill_cfb() functions.gt_fmt_cfb() function. (this function is now gt_fmt_cfb_logo()) (v0.0.0.9003)scale_x_cfb() and scale_y_cfb() in combination with the theme update functions theme_x_cfb() and theme_y_cfb(). (v0.0.0.9004)gt_fmt_cfb() wouldn’t work with Texas A&M (this function is now gt_fmt_cfb_logo()) (v0.0.0.9005)valid_team_names()(v0.0.0.9006)scale_y_cfb() to fix error.valid_team_names() to allow filtering by division (FBS, FCS, DII, DIII, or Conference logos) (v0.0.0.9008)cfb_team_tiers() that build an NFL team tiers ggplot, thanks to Timo Riske for the suggestion.geom_median_lines() and geom_mean_lines() that caused alpha to not work properly.geom_cfb_headshots() geom that plots headshots for valid ESPN player IDs. (v0.0.9009)clean_school_names() which attempts to correct common name issues to names in valid_team_names(). The plotting functions call this internally to automatically attempt to fix errors.add_athlete_id_col() that adds a column to a data frame called athlete_id from the rosters data from the cfbfastR-data repo based on a player name. This ID can be used with headshot plotting functionsscale_x_cfb_headshots() and scale_y_cfb_headshots().gt_fmt_cfb_headshot() function. (v0.0.0.9010)hoopR package (v0.0.0.9011)geom_from_path() geom that plots images from urls, local paths and more.element_cfb_logo(), element_cfb_headshot(), and element_path() which translate college team names or player IDs into team logos and player headshots. These elements feature a major speed improvement over the axis scales scale_x_cfb_headshots() and scale_y_cfb_headshots() and make the package less dependent on an underlying package.P5 and G5 catagories to valid_team_names()
gt_merge_stack_team_color() function (v0.0.0.9012)ggtitle_image() and theme_title_image() functions (v0.0.0.9013)geom_cfb_wordmarks() geom, element_cfb_wordmark() element, and gt_fmt_cfb_wordmark() function to implement new wordmarks. (v0.0.0.9014)