onedionys-color-manipulation
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One Dionys (Color Manipulation) - Functions for manipulating colors such as changing the format, generating random colors, or calculating contrast.
Functions for manipulating colors such as changing the format, generating random colors, or calculating contrast. 💖
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// Lighten a color by 20%
const originalColor = "#0066CC";
const manipulatedColor = manipulateColor(originalColor, 20);
console.log(manipulatedColor); // Output: #3399FF
// Darken a color by 30%
const originalColor2 = "#FFA500";
const manipulatedColor2 = manipulateColor(originalColor2, -30);
console.log(manipulatedColor2); // Output: #804000
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One Dionys (Color Manipulation) - Functions for manipulating colors such as changing the format, generating random colors, or calculating contrast.
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