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colors-formater

v0.0.9

Published

A project to handle colors in javascript

Downloads

2

Readme

colors-formater

A library to provide simple manipulation between colors formats in javascript

Instalation

Latest Version

// NPM
npm install --save colors-formater

// Yarn
yarn add colors-formater

A Specific Version

// NPM
npm install --save colors-formater#v.0.8

// Yarn
yarn add colors-formater#v.0.8

Examples

Import

// CommonJS
const Colors = require("colors-formater");

// ES6
import Colors from "colors-formater";

Initialization

// Initialization with a Hexa Color
const color = Colors("123");
const color = Colors("#123");
const color = Colors("#ABCDEF");

// Initialization with a RGB Object
const color = Colors({ r: 255, g: 23, b: 87 });

// Initialization with a RGB String
const color = Colors("rgb(23, 45, 67)");
const color = Colors("rgba(23, 45, 67, 0.4)");

// Initialization with a HSL Object
const color = Colors({ h: 255, s: "23%", l: "50%" });

// Initialization with a HSL Sring
const color = Colors("hsl(255, 23%, 50%)");

Convertions

// Init
const color = Colors("#abc");

// Convert do normalized Hexadecimal
color.toHex(); // #AABBCC

// Convert do RGB Object
color.toRGB(); // { r: 12, g: 45, b: 56 }

// Convert to RGB string
color.toRGBString(); // rgb( 12, 45, 56 )

// Convert to HSL Object
color.toHSL(); // { h: 30, s: 50%, l: 50% }

// Convert to HSL String
color.toHSLString(); // hsl( 30, 50%, 50% )

Verifications

// Init
const color = Colors("#abc");

// Is a valid color in any format supported by parse()?
color.isValid(); // true

// Is a hexadecimal color?
color.isHex(); // true

// Is a HSL object color?
color.isHSL(); // false

// Is a RGB Object color?
color.isRGB(); //false

// Is a Light color?
color.isLight(); //false

// Is a Dark color?
color.isDark(); //true

Calculations

These functions changes internal initial color. Always prefer using it with the constructor Colors([color])

// Init
const color = Colors("#abc");

// Darken a color and returns the result as hexadecimal
Colors("#A34").darken(0.2).toHex();

// Lighten a color and returns the result as RGB object
Colors("#A34").lighten(0.35).toRGB();

// Inverts a color and returns the result as HSL object
Colors("#A34").invert().toHSL();

Alpha

These functions adds alpha to color

// Init
const color = Colors("#abc");

// Darken a color and returns the result as hexadecimal with alpha
Colors("#A34").toHexa(0.2);

// Lighten a color and returns the result as RGBA object
Colors("#A34").toRGBA(0.2);

// Lighten a color and returns the result as RGBA string
Colors("#A34").toRGBAString(0.2);