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coloration-lib
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npm i coloration-lib --save
Only for demo:
import { Coloration } from 'coloration-lib';
const color = new Coloration('red');
color.changeLuminosity(0.55);
console.log(color.toHEX()); // #ff8c8c
const color = new Coloration('red');
color.maskColor('blue', 0.25);
console.log(color.toHEX()); // #bf0040
const color = new Coloration('red');
color.addColor({
h: -23,
v: 10,
alpha: -0.2,
});
console.log(color.toHEX()); // #ff3381cc
npm run build:lib
npm run publish:lib
npm run build:demo
This module is released under the permissive MIT license. Your contributions are always welcome.
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We found that coloration-lib 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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