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react-color-range

v0.2.5

Published

Super tiny color input ranges for react

Downloads

4

Readme

react-color-range ·

Tiny color input for React, made with native input ranges. react-color-range leverages the native input type="range" and CSS linear gradients to reduce the bundle size.

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Usage

import { HueSelector } from 'react-color-range';
import 'react-color-range/style.css';

[...]

// with hex colors
<HueSelector
  value={colorHex}
  onChange={color => {
    changeColorHook(color.hex); // also `color.hsl`, `color.h`, `color.s` and `color.l`
  }}
/>

<SaturationSelector
  value={colorHex}
  onChange={color => {
    changeColorHook(color.hex);
  }}
/>

<LuminositySelector
  value={colorHex}
  onChange={color => {
    changeColorHook(color.hex);
  }}
/>

Each of the three components accepts the following props:

  • value: Either a hex color (example: #FFFFFF) or hsl color expressed with degrees for hue and percentages for saturation and luminosity separated by commas (example: hsl(0, 100%, 50%)). Please note that using hsl colors as the source is preferred to prevent color resolution lost on high and low luminosities.
  • onChange: Function that will return an object when the color is changed.
    • On change response: And object with the following properties:
      • hsl: String. New hsl color
      • hex: String. New hex color
      • h, s, l: Int. Hue, saturation and luminosity, components of the hsl color