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phi-color

v1.2.0

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Generate random colors with a given sphere in the HCL color space using the Golden Ratio

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phi-color

Generate random colors within a given sphere in the HCL color space using the Golden Ratio

usage

phiColor(origin, magitude, n)

Parameters

  • origin: The color string that should be used as the perceptual center for the color palette
  • magnitude: The magnitude as a proportion of each dimension of HCL that colors should be created within. A magnitude of 0 will return n colors identical to the origin, while a magnitudes above 1 will create entirely disparate colors
  • n: The number of colors to generate

Returns

  • Array of color strings of length n

examples

  • Return 10 colors as line-delimited hex from a steelblue origin: https://github.com/stamen/phi-color/blob/main/examples/random-colors.js