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@lostelk/nearest-color
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Find the nearest color in a given color palette. ✨
Suitable for both browser and Node environments.
Install as an npm dependency
$ npm i @lostelk/nearest-color
Load from CDN
<script src="https://unpkg.com/@lostelk/nearest-color"></script>
CommonJS
const NearestColor = require('@lostelk/nearest-color');
ES Module
import NearestColor from '@lostelk/nearest-color';
Find the nearest color - Default Color Palette
Use the
find
method to find the nearest color in the default color palette. (Supports Hex, RGB, HSL, HSV)
const findNearestColor = new NearestColor();
const result = findNearestColor.find('#f0f0f6');
Result
{
category: "white",
key: "#f5f5f5",
english: ["whitesmoke", "white"],
chinese: ["烟白色", "白色"],
distance: 7.14142842854285
}
Find the nearest color - Custom Color Palette
Import a custom color palette through the constructor or the from method.
const CUSTOM_PALETTE = [
{
key: '#3498db',
name: ['Blue'],
},
{
key: '#e74c3c',
name: ['Red'],
},
{
key: '#27ae60',
name: ['Green'],
},
// Add more colors...
];
// Import a custom color palette through the constructor
const nearestColor = new NearestColor(CUSTOM_PALETTE);
// Or import through the `from` method
const nearestColor = NearestColor.from(CUSTOM_PALETTE);
const result = nearestColor.find('#2563eb');
Result
{
key: '#3498db',
name: ['Blue'],
distance: 57.358521598799946
}
Find the nearest color - Add Additional Colors to the Existing Palette
Use the concat method to add additional colors to the existing color palette
const ADDITIONAL_PALETTE = [
{
key: '#ffcc00',
names: ['Yellow'],
},
{
key: '#9900cc',
names: ['Purple'],
},
// Add more colors...
];
const nearestColor = new NearestColor();
const nearestColorNew = nearestColor.concat(ADDITIONAL_PALETTE);
const result = nearestColorNew.find('#e0b60f');
Result
{
key: '#ffcc00',
names: [ 'Yellow' ],
distance: 40.8656334834051
}
Create a new instance of the NearestColor class.
colorPalette - colorPalette is an optional parameter, an array containing color objects, serving as a custom color palette.
Returns:{ key: Any, distance: Number,... }
Method to find the nearest color.
color - Color to match, supports Hex, RGB, HSL, and HSV formats.
returns - Contains information related to the nearest color, such as color key-value pairs and distance.
Returns:new NearestColor(colorPalette)
Create a NearestColor instance using a custom color palette.
colorPalette - Array containing key-value pairs of colors, serving as a custom color palette.
returns - New NearestColor instance based on the provided custom color palette.
Returns:new NearestColor({...oldColorPalette, ...newColorPalette})
Add additional colors to the existing color palette and create a new NearestColor instance.
newColorPalette - Array containing additional color key-value pairs, representing colors to be added to the current palette.
returns - New NearestColor instance containing the extended color palette.
FAQs
Discover the nearest color from a predefined collection of colors.
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