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image-color-detector

v1.0.7

Published

Detect colors from any image

Downloads

38

Readme

image-color-detector

Detect colors from any image

Installation

npm install image-color-detector

Basic usage

The component has only following required props: Image , Count , PixelPercentage , Quality , Delta

Usage

 import colorThief from 'image-color-detector';

 const colorPalette = colorThief.getPalette(img, count,Quality,pixelPercentage,delta);

Props

  • img (required): The image to detects the colors from.

  • count (optional): Number of Color counts we needed from the image

  • Quality (optional): Defines the accuracy of the color detection(1-default).The bigger the number, the faster a color will be returned but the greater the likelihood that it will not be the visually most dominant color

  • pixelPercentage (optional):The pixelPercentage is used as a threshold to filter out certain colors based on the Alpha value.

  • delta (optional): Delta is a threshold value used to determine whether two colors in the colorArray are considered similar

Examples

//detect the colors from the image provided
const colorPalette = colorThief.getPalette("./getColor.png", 10,1,0.008,30);

Note

Color Detection will have the different shades of the colors as per the number of count, pixelPercentage and delta