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favicolor

v1.0.1

Published

Set a page's favicon to a solid color

Downloads

9

Readme

favicolor

Set a page's favicon to a solid color. favicolor.ima.computer

Travis CI Build Status Dependency Status

NPM Module

Browser support

Example

var favicolor = require('favicolor');
var icon = document.querySelector('[rel=icon]');
favicolor(icon, 'red');

Install

With npm do:

$ npm install favicolor

favicolor is designed to work in the browser via a bundlers such as browserify and as a stand-alone script:

<script src="http://wzrd.in/standalone/favicolor@latest"></script>

Usage

var favicolor = require('favicolor');

favicolor(icon, colorString)

favicolor(icon, rgbArray)

favicolor(icon, red, green, blue)

icon is the favicon DOM element. The color can be specified by passing the RGB values as individual arguments, by passing an array containing the RGB values as the second argument, or by passing a string as the second argument. In the latter case you are free to use any valid color string, e.g. 'red', '#ff0000', 'rgb(255, 0, 0)', etc. Note: This method temporarily removes the specified element to work around a quirk in Firefox.

Examples:

favicolor(icon, 68, 68, 68);
favicolor(icon, [13, 37, 42]);
favicolor(icon, 'cyan');
favicolor(icon, '#bada55');
favicolor(icon, 'hsla(170, 50%, 45%, 1)');