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chromaticity-color-utilities
Advanced tools
Color utilities for Node.js.
Conversion, modification, and color schemes of: RGB (at any bit depth), HSV, HSL, HSI, HSP, CYMK, YIQ, XYZ, xyY, L*a*b*, L*u*v*, Y'PbPr, Y'CbCr, and more.
const Color = require('chromaticity-color-utilities')
let color1 = Color.from('rgb',[255,128,0]).to('hsv')
let scheme1 = Color.from('hex',0x9A237F).modify('desaturate',{amount:0.2}).to('lab',{
colorSpace: 'AdobeRGB',
referenceWhite: 'D50'
}).scheme('gradient',{
with: Color.from('hsl',[300,50,45]),
colors: 5
})
npm install --save chromaticity-color-utilities
Approaching complete-ish stage... Most conversion tests pass. Issues with XYZ. Writing tests for schemes, mods.
The full docs contain information on each method as well as the mathematics behind them.
Full Documentation > https://reiniiriarios.github.io/chromaticity-color-utilities
See documentation for more details and usage examples.
Any color can be converted to any other, with only a few caveats. Construction from()
, conversion to()
, and modification modify()
methods can be chained.
Object properties can be accessed directly, e.g. color.r
for the red channel value.
Most colors will retain their arguments as a part of their object properties, such as bitDepth, colorSpace, etc.
const Color = require('chromaticity-color-utilities')
let color1 = Color.from('rgb',[255,128,0]).to('hsv')
// hsv { h: 34, s: 100, v: 88, a: 100 }
let color2 = Color.from('hex','ff3201').to('rec709rgb', { bitRate: 10 })
// rec709rgb { r: 940, g: 298, b: 67, a: 940, bitDepth: 10, max: 1023 }
let color6 = Color.from('hex', '#ff00ff').to('lab')
// defaulting to sRGB color space with a D65 standard illuminant reference white
// lab { l: 95, a: 142, b: -88 }
let color6 = Color.from('hex', 0xFF00FF).to('lab',{
colorSpace: 'AdobeRGB',
referenceWhite: 'D50'
})
// lab { l: 100, a: 150, b: -49 }
let red = Color.from('hsl',[280,80,90]).to('rgb').r
// 250
let color7 = Color.from('hsl',[300,100,50]).to('ypbpr',{kb:0.0722, kr:0.2126})
// ypbpr { y: 0.2848, pb: 0.3854278939426601, pr: 0.45415290830581667 }
let color3 = Color.from('rgb',[255,0,0]).modify('blend', {with: Color.from('rgb',[0,255,0])})
// rgb { r: 128, g: 128, b: 0, a: 255, bitDepth: 8, max: 255 }
let color4 = Color.from('rgb',[255,0,0]).modify('blend', {
with: Color.from('hex','00ff00'),
amount: 0.4
})
// rgb { r: 153, g: 102, b: 0, a: 255, bitDepth: 8, max: 255 }
let color5 = Color.from('hex','ee5432').modify('blend', {
with: Color.from('rgb',[234, 100, 20, 64]),
amount: 1/3
}).to('hsv')
// hsv { h: 15, s: 83, v: 93, a: 75 }
let scheme1 = Color.from('rgb',[200, 180, 0]).scheme('splitComplement')
// [
// rgb { r: 200, g: 180, b: 0, a: 255, bitDepth: 8, max: 255 },
// rgb { r: 0, g: 120, b: 200, a: 255, bitDepth: 8, max: 255 },
// rgb { r: 80, g: 0, b: 200, a: 255, bitDepth: 8, max: 255 }
// ]
let scheme2 = Color.from('hsl',[180, 80, 48]).scheme('tetradic', { angle: 40 })
// [
// hsl { h: 180, s: 80, l: 48, a: 100 },
// hsl { h: 220, s: 80, l: 48, a: 100 },
// hsl { h: 40, s: 80, l: 48, a: 100 },
// hsl { h: 0, s: 80, l: 48, a: 100 }
// ]
git clone https://github.com/reiniiriarios/chromaticity-color-utilities.git
cd chromaticity-color-utilities
npm install
tsc
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Color utilities for Node.js
We found that chromaticity-color-utilities 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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