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= Colorist
Colorist is a library built to handle the conversion, comparison, and manipulation of colors in Ruby projects with an emphasis on W3C standards and CSS-style hex notation. See the Color class for additional details on the available methods.
== Example
require 'colorist' include Colorist
gray = Color.new(0x333333) gray + gray # => #<Color #666666> gray - "#333" # => #<Color #000000>
gray.invert # => #<Color #cccccc> gray.brightness # => 0.2
gray.contrast_with("#f00")
== Resources
Copyright (c) 2008 Michael Bleigh and Intridea, Inc. Released under the MIT open source license.
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