For the given vector of structure types returns a data.frame
containing two columns of corresponding OpenStreetMap key-value
pairs,
one column of unambiguous suffixes to be appended to the objects returned by
extract_osm_objects
, and one column specifying colours. This
data.frame
may be subsequently modified as desired, and ultimately
passed to make_osm_map
to automate map production.
Usage
osm_structures(
structures = c("building", "amenity", "waterway", "grass", "natural", "park",
"highway", "boundary", "tree"),
col_scheme = "dark"
)
Arguments
- structures
The vector of types of structures (defaults listed in
extract_osm_objects
).- col_scheme
Colour scheme for the plot (current options include
dark
andlight
).
See also
Other construction:
add_osm_objects()
,
make_osm_map()
,
osm_basemap()
,
print_osm_map()
Examples
# Default structures:
osm_structures ()
#> structure key value suffix cols
#> 1 building building BU #646464FF
#> 2 amenity amenity A #787878FF
#> 3 waterway waterway W #646478FF
#> 4 grass landuse grass G #64A064FF
#> 5 natural natural N #647864FF
#> 6 park leisure park P #647864FF
#> 7 highway highway H #000000FF
#> 8 boundary boundary BO #C8C8C8FF
#> 9 tree natural tree T #64A064FF
#> 10 background gray20
# user-defined structures:
structures <- c ("highway", "park", "ameniiy", "tree")
structs <- osm_structures (structures = structures, col_scheme = "light")
# make_osm_map returns potentially modified list of data
if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
dat <- make_osm_map (osm_data = london, structures = structs)
# map contains updated $osm_data and actual map in $map
print_osm_map (dat$map)
} # }