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ralative

v1.0.5

Published

A node library that provides all official RAL color numbers, names and hex values. It can generate analogous and split complementary colors from a base color

Downloads

2

Readme

The RALative node.js module

I've written this module in order to allow easy use of the RAL color wheel in JS solutions and specifically in the ProtoNFT Avatar Generator my team is building for the NFT Hack Hackathon and the Women in Blockchain community.

Some of the code here has been adpated from a Flutter app my team has written a few months ago, named ColorMatch. It had some bugs in it actually, so I'm glad I got the chance to rebuild and extend it in JS.

Changelog

RALative 1.0.5

  • Trying to export everyting, hoping it would work better with React

RALative 1.0.4

  • Trying to using the revealing module pattern. Hoping this would make it work better universally (in React as well as node.js)
  • removed direct references to value array and using get methods instead

RALative 1.0.3

  • exporting ralName, ralHexCode and ralNumber for direct referencing in scripts

RALative 1.0.2

  • Added an example folder
  • Fixed minor naming bugs and other exports problems
  • All functions manually tested and seem to be working
  • No safeguards yet, but fully functional

RALative 1.0.1

  • Added getRalNumbersArray()
  • Added getRalHexCodeArray()
  • Added getRalNamesArray()

Add the library to your solution


$ npm install ralative --save

Import in your JS


const ralative = require("ralative");

Available functions

getRalNumbersArray()

Returns an array of all RAL numbers in the format "RAL XXXX"

For example,


const RALNUMBERARRAY = ralative.getRalNumbersArray();

getRalHexCodeArray()

Returns an array of all RAL hex codes in the format "#123456"

For example,


const RALHEXARRAY = ralative.getRalHexCodeArray();

getRalNamesArray()

Returns an array of all RAL hex codes in the format "Green beige"

For example,


const COLORNAMEARRAY = ralative.getRalNamesArray();

getRalFromHex(hex)

This function expects a hex code from the offical RAL list as input and will return the RAL number in the format "RAL XXXX", where XXXX is the RAL number

For example


const RAL1000 = ralative.getRalFromHex("#CCC58F");

getHexFromRalNumber(ral)

This function expects an official RAL number in the format "RAL XXXX" as input and will return the corresponding hex value

For example,


const hexCCC58F = ralative.getHexFromRalNumber("RAL 1000");

getRalNamefromRalNumber(ral)

This function expects an official RAL number in the format "RAL XXXX" as input and will return the corresponding official color name in English

For example,


const GREEN_BEIGE = ralative.getRalNamefromRalNumber("RAL 1000");

getHarmoniousRalNumbers(ral)

This function expects an official RAL number in the format "RAL XXXX" as input and will return an Array with two adjacent RAL numbers in it

For example,


//returns ["RAL 1000", "RAL 1002" ]
const ANALOGOUS1001 = ralative.getHarmoniousRalNumbers("RAL 1001");

From here you could easily get the hex values for each of the RALs retured from the function by doing


let firstAnalogousHex = ralative.getHexFromRal(ANALOGOUS1001[0]);

let secondAnalogousHex = ralative.getHexFromRal(ANALOGOUS1001[1]);

getVibrantRalNumbers(ral)

This function expects an official RAL number in the format "RAL XXXX" as input and will return an Array with two split complementary RAL numbers in it

For example,


//returns ["RAL 1020", "RAL 8024" ]
const VIBRANT6001 = ralative.getVibrantRalNumbers("RAL 6001");

From here you could easily get the hex values for each of the RALs retured from the function by doing


let firstVibranHex = ralative.getHexFromRal(VIBRANT6001[0]);

let secondVibrantHex = ralative.getHexFromRal(VIBRANT6001[1]);

getColorHexObject()

This function will return an object with color names and their corresponding hex values

For example,


//returns an object with all color names and their hex values
const COLORHEXOBJ = ralative.getColorHexObject();