Fill in documentation for utils

R/utils.R

 }
 
 #' @title Add alpha to hex color
+#' @description Applies alpha (or opacity) to a color in hexadecimal form by
+#'   converting opacity in the [0, 1] range to hex in the [0, 255] range
+#'   and appending to the hex color.
 #' @inheritParams lighten_darken_color
 #' @param opacity Desired opacity of the output color
 #' @export
 }
 
 #' @title List Valid Google Language Codes
+#' @description Gives a list of valid Language Codes for Google Fonts, or
+#'   validates that the language codes given are valid.
 #' @seealso [google_font()]
-#' @param x Vector of potential Google language codes
+#' @param language_codes Vector of potential Google language codes
 #' @export
 google_language_codes <- function(
-  x = c("latin", "latin-ext", "sinhala", "greek", "hebrew", "vietnamese",
-        "cyrillic", "cyrillic-ext", "devanagari", "arabic", "khmer",
-        "tamil", "greek-ext", "thai", "bengali", "gujarati", "oriya",
-        "malayalam", "gurmukhi", "kannada", "telugu", "myanmar")
+  language_codes = c("latin", "latin-ext", "sinhala", "greek", "hebrew",
+    "vietnamese", "cyrillic", "cyrillic-ext", "devanagari", "arabic", "khmer",
+    "tamil", "greek-ext", "thai", "bengali", "gujarati", "oriya",
+    "malayalam", "gurmukhi", "kannada", "telugu", "myanmar")
 ) {
-  unique(match.arg(x, several.ok = TRUE))
+  unique(match.arg(language_codes, several.ok = TRUE))
 }
 
 print.google_font <- function(x) {

man/apply_alpha.Rd

 
 \item{opacity}{Desired opacity of the output color}
 }
+\description{
+Applies alpha (or opacity) to a color in hexadecimal form by
+converting opacity in the \link{0, 1} range to hex in the \link{0, 255} range
+and appending to the hex color.
+}

man/google_language_codes.Rd

 \alias{google_language_codes}
 \title{List Valid Google Language Codes}
 \usage{
-google_language_codes(x = c("latin", "latin-ext", "sinhala", "greek",
-  "hebrew", "vietnamese", "cyrillic", "cyrillic-ext", "devanagari", "arabic",
-  "khmer", "tamil", "greek-ext", "thai", "bengali", "gujarati", "oriya",
-  "malayalam", "gurmukhi", "kannada", "telugu", "myanmar"))
+google_language_codes(language_codes = c("latin", "latin-ext", "sinhala",
+  "greek", "hebrew", "vietnamese", "cyrillic", "cyrillic-ext", "devanagari",
+  "arabic", "khmer", "tamil", "greek-ext", "thai", "bengali", "gujarati",
+  "oriya", "malayalam", "gurmukhi", "kannada", "telugu", "myanmar"))
 }
 \arguments{
-\item{x}{Vector of potential Google language codes}
+\item{language_codes}{Vector of potential Google language codes}
+}
+\description{
+Gives a list of valid Language Codes for Google Fonts, or
+validates that the language codes given are valid.
 }
 \seealso{
 \code{\link[=google_font]{google_font()}}