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polate-js

v1.0.6

Published

A numerical and color interpolation utility for Javascript and Typescript.

Downloads

73

Readme

polate-js

Polate-js is a numerical and color interpolation utility for Javascript and Typescript.

Installation

Setup via NPM

npm install polate-js --save

Setup via Yarn

yarn add polate-js

Usage

Numerical interpolation

// import interpolate from 'polate-js';
import interpolate from "polate-js";

var valueToSolveFor = 1;

var interpolatedValue = interpolate(valueToSolveFor, {
	inputRange: [0, 2, 3],
	outputRange: [5, 7, 9],
	extrapolate: "clamp"
});

console.log(interpolatedValue); // ==> 6

Color interpolation

import interpolate from "polate-js";

var valueToSolveFor = 1;

var interpolatedValue = interpolate(valueToSolveFor, {
	inputRange: [0, 1],
	outputRange: ["#ff0000", "#ffffff"]
});

console.log(interpolatedValue); // ==> #ff8080

InterpolationConfig

| Prop | Description | Default | | ----------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------- | | inputRange | An array of any length of numbers to be used as the input range. | | | outputRange | A range of values to be mapped to the specified input range. It has to be the same length as the inputRange array. Provide an array of numbers to use a numerical interpolation technique, or an array of valid HEX or RGB colors to interpolate between colors. | | | extrapolate | What technique to use when the value to solve for is not within the input range. Can be either clamp or extend. | extend |

License

MIT © Oluwaseun Adedire