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tints.dev

v1.0.3

Published

A library to create color palettes from your colors base on tints.dev

Downloads

182

Readme

tints.dev

A library to create color palettes from your colors base on tints.dev

Thanks for the great tool from https://www.tints.dev

Install

yarn add tints.dev

Usage

import {createPaletteFromNameValue} from 'tints.dev';

const output = createPaletteFromNameValue('red', '5A67A6');

// output
{
  red: {
    50: '#EEF0F6',
    100: '#DEE0ED',
    200: '#BDC2DB',
    300: '#9CA3C9',
    400: '#7B85B7',
    500: '#5A67A6',
    600: '#485284',
    700: '#363D63',
    800: '#242942',
    900: '#121421',
    950: '#090A11',
  },
}

// custom
const name = 'green';
const value = '5A67A6';
const hue = 0;
const saturation = 10;
const lightnessMax = 100;
const lightnessMin = 0;
const useLightness = false;

const output = createPalette(
  name,
  value,
  hue,
  saturation,
  lightnessMax,
  lightnessMin,
  useLightness,
);

// more infomation
// https://www.tints.dev/red/5A67A6

Development

Commit Messages

This setup expects you to follow conventional-commits format. There is a husky command runs before every commit for validation.

To learn more about conventional commits see its website.

You can remove that section from package.json also remove the related packages:

yarn remove -D husky @commitlint/cli

Build

Run:

yarn build

This will create your compiled files under ./dist folder.

Test

Jest is configured and ready to use. Just run:

yarn test

Docs

This template uses TypeDoc by default.

Run yarn make:docs and a folder named docs will be created in your root directory. Just open index.html in your browser to see if your like it or not.