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uicolors-generator
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Generate a Tailwind CSS palette from a single color
pnpm add uicolors-generator chroma-js
pnpm add -D @types/chroma-js
import { getTailwindColors, getTailwindHsl } from "uicolors-generator";
// Default usage
const palette = getTailwindColors("#ff4f00");
console.log(palette);
// {
// 50: "32deg 100% 96%",
// 100: "34deg 100% 91%",
// 200: "31deg 100% 82%",
// 300: "30deg 100% 71%",
// 400: "26deg 100% 60%",
// 500: "23deg 100% 52%",
// 600: "19deg 100% 50%",
// 700: "15deg 98% 40%",
// 800: "13deg 87% 34%",
// 900: "13deg 83% 28%",
// 950: "11deg 89% 15%",
// }
// Passing `asHex: true` will return a hex palette
const hexPalette = getTailwindColors("#ff4f00", {
asHex: true,
});
console.log(hexPalette);
// {
// 50: "#fff6ec",
// 100: "#ffecd3",
// 200: "#ffd4a5",
// 300: "#ffb56d",
// 400: "#ff8a32",
// 500: "#ff690a",
// 600: "#ff4f00",
// 700: "#cc3602",
// 800: "#a12b0b",
// 900: "#82260c",
// 950: "#461004",
// }
// Passing `includeDefault: true` will include the default
// color in the palette
const paletteWithDefault = getTailwindColors("#ff4f00", {
includeDefault: true,
});
console.log(paletteWithDefault);
// {
// 50: "32deg 100% 96%",
// 100: "34deg 100% 91%",
// 200: "31deg 100% 82%",
// 300: "30deg 100% 71%",
// 400: "26deg 100% 60%",
// 500: "23deg 100% 52%",
// 600: "19deg 100% 50%",
// 700: "15deg 98% 40%",
// 800: "13deg 87% 34%",
// 900: "13deg 83% 28%",
// 950: "11deg 89% 15%",
// DEFAULT: "19deg 100% 50%",
// }
// Passing `blackColor` and `whiteColor` will use those
// colors instead of the default black and white
const paletteWithBW = getTailwindColors("#ff4f00", {
blackColor: "#27272a",
whiteColor: "#fafafa",
});
console.log(paletteWithBW);
// {
// 50: "32deg 100% 96%",
// 100: "34deg 100% 91%",
// 200: "31deg 100% 82%",
// 300: "30deg 100% 71%",
// 400: "26deg 100% 60%",
// 500: "23deg 100% 52%",
// 600: "19deg 100% 50%",
// 700: "15deg 98% 40%",
// 800: "13deg 87% 34%",
// 900: "13deg 83% 28%",
// 950: "11deg 89% 15%",
// black: "240deg 4% 16%",
// white: "0deg 0% 98%",
// }
// If you just need the HSL channels for a single color...
const hsl = getTailwindHsl("#ff4f00");
console.log(hsl);
// "19deg 100% 50%"
You can use the getTailwindColors
function to generate a palette and then use it in your Tailwind config.
// tailwind.config.ts
import { getTailwindColors } from "uicolors-generator";
export default {
theme: {
extend: {
colors: {
steel: getTailwindColors("#232425", { includeDefault: true }),
badass: getTailwindColors("#bada55", { includeDefault: true }),
},
},
},
};
Then in your code, you can use your palette and shades like so:
// your-project/pages/index.tsx
export default function HelloWorld() {
return (
<div className="bg-steel-800">
<h1 className="text-badass">Hello World</h1>
<p className="text-badass-300">Your palette at your fingertips.</p>
</div>
);
}
FAQs
Generate a Tailwind CSS palette from a single color
The npm package uicolors-generator receives a total of 202 weekly downloads. As such, uicolors-generator popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that uicolors-generator demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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