return the nearest xterm 256 color code for rgb inputs.
You can just print the index:
var x256 = require('x256');
var ix = x256(220,40,150);
console.log(ix);
output:
162
or you can use raw ansi escape codes:
var x256 = require('x256');
var ix = x256(220,40,150);
console.log('\x1b[38;5;' + ix + 'mBEEEEEP');
output:
or you can use charm:
var x256 = require('x256');
var charm = require('charm')(process.stdout);
var ix = x256(220,40,150);
charm.foreground(ix).write('beep boop');
output:
var x256 = require('x256')
Return the nearest xterm 256 color code for the 24-bit [red, green, blue]
values.
red, green, and blue should each be integers from 0 through 255,
inclusive.
array of [red,green,blue] 24-bit color arrays indexed by xterm 256 color code
With npm do:
npm install x256
MIT
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find the nearest xterm 256 color index for an rgb
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