What is design-io?

Design IO is developed to provide design related support for developers, where there is no design for the project.

Installation

npm i @mahesh-dev/design-io --save

How to import?

const { designs } = require('../design')

import { designs } from 'design-io'

Note: Please note it is a named import.

How to use?

const color = designs( "color-Values", "239, 109, 71" )
Returns objec of rgb, hex and hsl color values for input of one rgb/hex value
outPut: {
  inputValue: "239, 109, 71",
  rgb: "239, 109, 71",
  hex: "#ef6d47",
  hsl: "14, 84, 61",
  message: ''
}

If input value is not correct, the variable will return message string only. You can have values when message string is empty.
All inner values of the object are strings.

const allcolor = designs( "all-Colors", "239, 109, 71" )
Returns objec of 34 key value pairs of rgb colors complementing to input caolor value. Find key name below.
outPut: { main, analogous1, analogous2, analogousDark1, analogousDark2, complementary1, complementary2, complementary3, complementary4, grayDark1, grayDark2,grayLight, grayLight1, grayLight2, monochrome1, monochrome2, monochromeDark, monochromeDark2, quadra1, quadra2, quadra3, quadra4, quadraDark1, quadraDark2,quadraDark3, quadraDark4, split1, split2, splitDark1, splitDark2, triadic1, triadic2, triadicDark1, triadicDark2 }

css: background: allcolor.main

const colorScheme = designs( "color-Schemes", "239, 109, 71" )
Returns objec of 10 key and value of array of rgb colors complementing to input caolor value. Find key name below.
outPut: { analogous,complementary,darks,grays,lights,monochromatic,split,square,squareDark,triadic }

css: background: colorScheme.analogous[2]

const colorTheme = designs( "color-Themes", "239, 109, 71" )
Returns objec of 10 key and value of array of rgb colors complementing to input caolor value. Find key name below.
outPut: { contrast,gray_Tones,high_Contrast,soft,subtle,vibrant }

css: background: colorTheme.contrast[3]

const gradient = designs( "gradient", "239, 109, 71", "255, 255, 255", "radial" )
Returns string of gradient value.
outPut: "linear-gradient(rgba(239, 109, 71,1), rgba(255, 255, 255, 1))"

css: background: gradient

const gradPattern = designs( "gradient-patterns", colorTheme.gray_Tones, colorTheme.soft, "grad1", "255, 255, 255" )
Returns multiple gradient string.
outPut: "repeating-linear-gradient(45deg, rgba(170, 176, 192,.5) 40%, rgba(118, 137, 143,.6) 40%, rgba(170, 176, 192,.8) 55%, rgba(170, 192, 186,.4) 70%), repeating-linear-gradient(0deg, rgba(247, 185, 166,.5) 40%, rgba(243, 148, 119,.6) 40%, rgba(247, 185, 166,.8) 55%, rgba(72, 239, 195,.4) 70%), rgba(239, 109, 71,1)"

css: background: gradPattern

> Note: Argument two and three takes array of 5 rgb values.
> Argument four currently have six option grad1 to grad6
> In case you want to avoid transparency use last argument which is optional and requires one flat rgb color value.

Thank you, and happy codesigning.