How to create an ggrepel plot of R's 657 plotrix colours of the average colour of my 2019-2020 flickr photos, x axis is time in unix seconds since 1970 using R, y axis is the average colour using the plotrix colours

tl;dr running segment-size-1.5-infinite-overlaps-bold-no_theme_no_caption_geom_point_ggrepl_roland_flickr_2019_2020.R creates segment-size-1.5-infinite-overlaps-bold-no_theme_no_caption_geom_point_ggrepl_roland_flickr_2019_2020.png
Repel means the labels ‘repel’ each other.
The default segment thickness is 0.5mm. I changed it to 1.5mm in the hope of a more colourful plot. Not as dramatic as I would have liked.
Would be cool to do this on a per day basis instead of faceted so I can control the layout precisely. e.g. do a monthly layout

Previously

How to create an encircled plot of R’s 657 plotrix colours of the average colour of my 2019-2020 flickr photos, x axis is time in unix seconds since 1970 using ggalt and ggplot in R, y axis is the average colour using the plotrix colours

Code (since I don’t trust github to last forever :-)

library(tidyverse)
library(ggrepel)
roland_f_2019_2020_narrow_dataset <- read_csv("https://media.githubusercontent.com/media/rtanglao/rt-flickr-sqlite-csv/main/LARGE_CSV_FILES/pacific-yyyy-mm-dd-2020-2019-roland-flickr-datetaken-synth_75sqisvalid-synth_plotrixcolour_unixtimedt.csv")
roland_flickr_20192020_average_colour_plot_colors_factor <- ggplot(roland_f_2019_2020_narrow_dataset,  aes(unixtime_dt,synth_plotrixcolour))
ggrepel_roland_flickr_20192020_average_colour_plot_colors_plot <- roland_flickr_20192020_average_colour_plot_colors_factor +
geom_point(aes(colour=I(synth_plotrixcolour)))  + 
geom_label_repel(aes(label = synth_plotrixcolour, 
  colour = I(synth_plotrixcolour)),
  vjust = "inward", hjust = "inward", fontface = "bold",
  max.overlaps = Inf,
  nudge_y = 2.5, nudge_x = -8, size = 3, segment.size = 1.5) +
facet_wrap(~ pacific_ymd, scales = "free") +
theme_void() +
theme(
    strip.background = element_blank(),
    strip.text.x = element_blank()
  )  

Previously

Code (since I don’t trust github to last forever :-)

Output (flickr embed which might also break)