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The lightness or darkness of a color is called its value. Tints are light values that are made by mixing a color with white, which increases lightness. Shades are dark values that are made by mixing a color with black, which reduces lightness.
https://noeldelgado.github.io/values.js/
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NPM
npm install values.js --save
Bower
bower install values.js --save
var Values = require('values.js')
, color = new Values('#0099ff');
console.log(color.hex) // => "0099ff"
console.log(color.rgb) // => {r:0, g:153, b:255}
console.log(color.hsl) // => {h:204, s: 100, l: 50}
console.log(color.hexString()) // => "#0099ff"
console.log(color.rgbString()) // => "rgb(0, 153, 255)"
console.log(color.hslString()) // => "hsl(204, 100%, 50%)"
console.log(color.getBrightness()) // => 53
color.tints().forEach(function(tint) {
console.log(tint); // => [Values instance]
});
color.shades().forEach(function(shade) {
console.log(shade); // => [Values instance]
});
// tints, original color and shades
color.all().forEach(function(color) {
console.log(color); // => [Value instance]
});
// console.log(new Values('#09f'))
{
hex: "09c"
hsl: { h: 195, s: 100, l: 40 }
rgb: { r: 0, g: 153, b: 204 }
...
}
/* Sets the base color for which all operations are based. Updates the instance's properties.
* @param {string} color - A valid color format (#000, rgb(0,0,0), hsl(0,0%,0%))
* @return {Values|Error}
*/
color.setColor('ff0');
color.setColor('rgb(255,255,0)');
color.setColor('hsl(60,100%,50%)');
/* Lightens the instance by mixing it with white as specified by @percentage.
* @param {number} [percentage=50]
* @return {Values}
*/
color.tint();
color.tint(10);
color.tint(24);
/* Darkens the instance color by mixing it with black as specified by @percentage.
* @param {number} [percentage=50]
* @return {Values}
*/
color.shade();
color.shade(9);
color.shade(31);
/* Generates the tints of the instance color as specified by @percentage.
* @param {number} [percentage=10]
* @return {Array<Values>}
*/
color.tints(20).forEach(function (tint) {
console.log(tint)
})
/* Generates the shades of the instance color as specified by @percentage.
* @param {number} [percentage=10]
* @return {Array<Values>}
*/
color.shades(20).forEach(function (shade) {
console.log(shade)
})
/* Generates the tints and shades of the instance color as specified by @percentage.
* @param {number} [percentage=10]
* @return {Array<Values>}
*/
color.all().forEach(function (color) {
console.log(color)
})
/* Calculates the brightness of the instance base-color.
* @return {number} the base-color brightness.
*/
color.getBrightness();
/* Returns the instance color in hexadecimal string form.
* @returns {string} e.g. '#000000'
*/
color.hexString();
/* Returns the instance color in rgb string form.
* @returns {string} e.g. 'rgb(0, 0, 0)'
*/
color.rgbString();
/* Returns the instance color in hsl string form.
* @returns {string} e.g. 'hsl(0, 0%, 0%)'
*/
color.hslString();
Values.Utils.isHEX('09c') => true
Values.Utils.isHEX('#09c') => true
Values.Utils.isHEX('#0099cc') => true
Values.Utils.isHEX('09cc') => false
Values.Utils.isRGB('rgb(0,0,0)') => true
Values.Utils.isRGB('rgba(0,0,0,.0)') => true
Values.Utils.isRGB('0,0,0') => false
Values.Utils.isHSL('hsl(198,58%,1%)') => true
Values.Utils.isHSL('hsla(360,10%,10%, 1)') => true
Values.Utils.isHSl('hsl(361,10%,10%)') => false
npm install # install dev-dependencies
npm test # run the tests
npm run dev # watch for changes and run tests
MIT © Noel Delgado
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