@uscreentv/v-color
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Simple color picker for
vue@2
With npm:
npm install --save @uscreen-video/v-color
Or with yarn:
yarn add @uscreen-video/v-color
VColorPickerThis is the main component, which just represents color picker as is.
Props
value – Color string in hex, rgba or hsla format
type: string
default value: ''
withSuggestions – Enables colors suggestions which stores in local storage. Picker remembers 7 last colors
type: boolean
default value: true
Events
input – Emits on each color change
VColorPopoverIt includes VColorPicker, but wrapped into popover component with control button and
current color preview. Use it when you need to save visual space.
Props
value – Color string in hex, rgba or hsla format
type: string
default value: ''
withSuggestions – Enables colors suggestions which stores in local storage. Picker remembers 7 last colors
type: boolean
default value: true
position – Popover's position after appearing
type: string
possible values: bottom|left|top|right
default value: bottom
Events
input -> (value: string, suggestion?: boolean) – Emits on each color change or suggestion click
FAQs
> Simple color picker for `vue@2`
The npm package @uscreentv/v-color receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, @uscreentv/v-color popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @uscreentv/v-color demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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