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media-style-palette

v1.0.5

Published

Determine primary, secondary text color and background color from artworks.

Downloads

9

Readme

Media-Style-Palette

This package is the Web Front-End implementation of Media-Style-Palette, which extracts primary, secondary text color and background color from a given artwork, based on node-vibrant.

The code in Media-Style-Palette points out the color exactly used in Android Oreo (see demonstration in its README). But according to the implementation of quantizer and scale down factor used in downsampling stage, the output of this program may be somehow differ from the media notification of Android Oreo. Note that the result could also be different across different browsers.

Take a live demo at media-style-palette.js.org.

Usage

import MediaStylePalette from 'media-style-palette'

new MediaStylePalette({
  direction: -90,
})
  .from(document.getElementById('my-img'))
  .getPalette()
  .then(palette => {
    console.log(palette)
  })

The direction option is the angle with 12 o'clock direction, clockwise as the positive direction, presented in deg. In other words, 0 represents the background color is using above the image, -90 represents the background color is using on the left of the image (like the Android Notifications do). This direction is the same with CSS linear-gradient direction.

CSS linear-gradient direction

An example of use is placed in the example folder.