@eastdesire/jscolor
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A web color picker with #HEX and RGBA support, which aims to stay super easy both for developers to install and for web users to use.
jscolor.js is a HEX and RGBA color picker that aims to stay super easy both for developers to install and for web users to use.
<script src="jscolor.js"></script>
Color: <input value="rgba(40,170,255,0.5)" data-jscolor="">
See http://jscolor.com/examples/
Documentation can be found at https://jscolor.com/docs/
No framework needed: jscolor.js is a completely self-sufficient JavaScript library consisting of only one file. It doesn't need any frameworks (jQuery, Dojo, MooTools etc.) But it can certainly coexist alongside them.
Cross-browser: All modern browsers are supported, including: Edge, Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Opera, Internet Explorer 10 and above, and others…
Highly customizable: jscolor provides many configuration options. Whether you need to change color picker's size or colors, or attach a function to its onchange event, the configuration can be fine-tuned for your web project.
For more info on jscolor project, see jscolor website
FAQs
Web color picker with opacity channel (alpha channel) and custom palette. Supports CSS colors such as rgba() and hex, including #rrggbbaa.
We found that @eastdesire/jscolor demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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