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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')
const color1 = Color.from('rgb', [255, 128, 0]).to('hsv')
const 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,
})
import Color, { colorTypes } from 'chromaticity-color-utilities'
const color1: colorTypes.hsv = Color.from('rgb', [255, 128, 0]).to('hsv')
const scheme1: colorTypes.lab[] = 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,
})
const yourMethod = (rgb: colorTypes.rgb): colorTypes.hsv => {
// do things
let hsv: colorTypes.hsv = rgb.to('hsv')
// do things
return hsv
}
npm i chromaticity-color-utilities
Approaching complete-ish stage... Most tests pass.
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')
const color1 = Color.from('rgb', [255, 128, 0]).to('hsv')
// hsv { h: 34, s: 100, v: 88, a: 100 }
const color2 = Color.from('hex', 'ff3201').to('rec709rgb', { bitRate: 10 })
// rec709rgb { r: 940, g: 298, b: 67, a: 940, bitDepth: 10, max: 1023 }
const 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 }
const color6 = Color.from('hex', 0xff00ff).to('lab', {
colorSpace: 'AdobeRGB',
referenceWhite: 'D50',
})
// lab { l: 100, a: 150, b: -49 }
const red = Color.from('hsl', [280, 80, 90]).to('rgb').r
// 250
const 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 }
const 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 }
const 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 }
const color5 = Color.from('hex', 'ee5432')
.modify('blend', {
with: Color.from('rgb', [234, 100, 20, 64 /* alpha */]),
amount: 1 / 3,
})
.to('hsv')
// hsv { h: 15, s: 83, v: 93, a: 75 }
const 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 }
// ]
const 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 i
tsc
(Typescript not added as dependency, install with npm i -g typescript
.)
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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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