Overview

Cvet (Russian word for "color", pronounced /tsvet/) is a successor CLI color tool for customizing and picking colors easily for your projects. CLI consists of various tools to work with.

Install

$ npm i -g @cvet/cli
$ cvet combination "#62C62C" --quantity 8

Usage

A CLI is a minified version of cvet package therefore it has a limited number of commands to work with:

• analogous - Generate a palette of analogous colors.
• combination - Generate a palette of color combinations.
• complementary - Generate a complementary color - a 180 degrees hue rotated color (opposite).
• rainbow - Generate a rainbow of colors (7 colors) from the provided color.
• shades - Generate an array of shades from the provided color.
• square - Generate a square of colors (4 colors) from the provided color.
• tints - Generate an array of tints from the provided color.
• tones - Generate an array of tones from the provided color.
• triade - Generate a triade of colors (3 colors) from the provided color.
• visualize - Visualize an array of provided colors.

Each of those commands require an argument - HEX of the color:

However there are exceptions - combination, shades, tints, tones commands that have an optional flag to provide - -q/--quantity. This flag defines how many colors to generate from the palette:

The visualizer command on the other hand only requires a single flag - -h/--hex array separated by commas to visualize colors:

Documentation

All the available documentation regarding the usage of the CLI is displayed in a help command:

$ cvet # or
$ cvet help

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

License

This project is under MIT license. You can freely use it for your own purposes.