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yk-color-parser

v1.1.2

Published

Convert a color from string value to an object

Downloads

8

Readme

YK-Color-Parser

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YK-Color-Parser is a lightweight library to parse string color value to an object, supporting RGB, HSL, HSV and HEX color formats.

Installation

Install YK-Color-Parser library from the npm command :

npm install yk-color-parser

or download the minified file from GitHub and import it using script tag

<script src="./yk-color-parser.min.js"></script> // 16KB

How to use

YK-Color-Parser library contains only one function to parse string color value into an object.

import ColorParser from "yk-color-parser";

ColorParser.parse(<color>);

Parse Named Colors

ColorParser.parse("red"); // ==> { red: 'FF', green: '00', blue: '00', alpha: 'FF' }

ColorParser.parse("yellow"); // ==> { red: 'FF', green: 'FF', blue: '00', alpha: 'FF' }

ColorParser.parse("  yelLoW  "); // ==> { red: 'FF', green: 'FF', blue: '00', alpha: 'FF' }

ColorParser.parse('blanchedalmond'); // ==> { red: 'FF', green: 'EB', blue: 'CD', alpha: 'FF' }

Parse RGB/RGBA format

ColorParser.parse('rgb(120, 4, 64)'); // ==> { red: 120, green: 4, blue: 64, alpha: 1 }

ColorParser.parse('rgba(120, 4, 64, 1)'); // ==> { red: 120, green: 4, blue: 64, alpha: 1 }

ColorParser.parse('rgb(120 4 64)'); // ==> Without comma : { red: 120, green: 4, blue: 64, alpha: 1 }

ColorParser.parse('rgba(120 4 64 0.5)'); // ==> Without comma : { red: 120, green: 4, blue: 64, alpha: 0.5 }

Parse HSV/HSVA format

ColorParser.parse('hsv(120deg, 67%, 1%)'); // ==> { hue: 120, saturate: 67, value: 1, alpha: 1 }

ColorParser.parse('hsva(120deg, 67%, 1%, 1)'); // ==> { hue: 120, saturate: 67, value: 1, alpha: 1 }

ColorParser.parse('hsv(120deg 67% 1%)'); // ==> Without comma : { hue: 120, saturate: 67, value: 1, alpha: 1 }

ColorParser.parse('hsva(120deg 67% 1% 0.25)'); // ==> Without comma : { hue: 120, saturate: 67, value: 1, alpha: 0.25 }

Parse HSL/HSLA format

ColorParser.parse('hsl(120deg, 67%, 1%)'); // ==> { hue: 120, saturate: 67, lightness: 1, alpha: 1 }

ColorParser.parse('hsla(120deg, 67%, 1%, 1)'); // ==> { hue: 120, saturate: 67, lightness: 1, alpha: 1 }

ColorParser.parse('hsl(120deg 67% 1%)'); // ==> Without comma : { hue: 120, saturate: 67, lightness: 1, alpha: 1 }

ColorParser.parse('hsla(120deg 67% 1% 0.25)'); // ==> Without comma : { hue: 120, saturate: 67, lightness: 1, alpha: 0.25 }

Parse HEX format

ColorParser.parse('#45F'); // ==> { red: "44", green: "55", blue: "FF", alpha: "FF" }

ColorParser.parse('#45FE'); // ==> { red: "44", green: "55", blue: "FF", alpha: "EE" }

ColorParser.parse('#45FE88'); // ==> { red: "45", green: "FE", blue: "88", alpha: "FF" }

ColorParser.parse('#45FE882C'); // ==> { red: "45", green: "FE", blue: "88", alpha: "2C" }

License

Licensed under the MIT License.