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Lightweight color conversion library that converts color codes to accessible alternatives
🌈 Lightweight color conversion library that converts color codes to accessible alternatives
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npm i allyfe
Turn a valid color code into an accessible alternative using color-blindness filters. For example, red
to a person with deuteranopia would look something like #0000B3
.
const { AllyFe, Filter } = require ( 'allyfe' );
AllyFe( Filter.deuteranopia, 'red' ); // Returns #9FB300
AllyFe( Filter.deuteranopia, '#ff0000' )) // Returns #9FB300
AllyFe( Filter.tritanomaly, 'red' ); // Returns #F70000
AllyFe( Filter.tritanomaly, 'hsl( 0, 100%, 50% )' ) // Returns #F70000
AllyFe( Filter.protanopia, 'rgb( 255,0,0,1 )' ) // Returns #918E00
...
deuteranopia
deuteranomaly
protanopia
protanomaly
tritanopiat
tritanomaly
achromatopsia
achromatomaly
npm test
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Lightweight color conversion library that converts color codes to accessible alternatives
The npm package allyfe receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, allyfe popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that allyfe 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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