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@mapequation/c3

v1.1.1

Published

Consistent Categorical Colors - Deterministic colors for maps

Downloads

3

Readme

C3 - Consistent Categorical Colors

A library to generate distinct categorical colors, written in TypeScript.

Documentation

Install

npm install @mapequation/c3

Features

  • Unlimited colors: Generate as many colors you want
  • Any color scheme: We generate color stops on the interval [0, 1]. Perfect to use with d3.
  • Deterministic: You always get the same colors for the same requested number of colors.
  • Consistent: If you increase the number of colors, it doesn't change the list of colors you already have.
  • Fast: The complexity is O(n log(n)) for n colors.

The algorithm is inspired by the Cantor set, which is a fractal that subdivides an interval recursively into smaller subsets.

Authors

Daniel Edler, Anton Eriksson