Simple but exhaustive, well typed, immutable color library. Handles parsing, converting, comparing and modifying colors.
Usage
npm install @szydlovski/color
import { Color } from `@szydlovski/color`;
// use Color.from to construct a new instance
const myColor = Color.from('#e74812');
// colors can be parsed from CSS color strings
Color.from('#e74812');
Color.from('rgb(231,72,18)');
Color.from('rgb(231 72 18)');
Color.from('rgb(231 72 18 / 100%)');
// or constructed from numbers, arrays, objects or individual color components
Color.from(0xe74812)
Color.from(15157266) // equivalent to 0xe74812 in hex notation
Color.from([231, 72, 18])
Color.from(231, 72, 18)
Color.from({ r: 231, g: 72, b: 18 })
// supports a number of color spaces, defaults to rgb
Color.from([320, 56, 91], 'hsv');
Color.from(14, 29, 281, 'lch');
Color.from({ h: 270, s: 80, l: 59 });
// generate CSS color strings
myColor.toString(); // #e74812
myColor.toString('rgb'); // rgb(231,72,18)
myColor.toString({
format: 'hsl',
serialized: false,
precision: 2,
alpha: true
}); // hsl(15.21deg 85.54% 48.82% / 1)
// extract an object with the color's components as properties
myColor.toObject(); // { r: 231, g: 72, b: 18 };
myColor.toObject('hsv'); // { h: 15.2, s: 92.2, v: 90.5 };
// extract an array of the color's components
myColor.getComponents(); // [231, 72, 18]
myColor.getComponents('hsv'); // [15.2, 92.2, 90.5]
// extract single components
myColor.getComponent('rgb', 'r'); // 231
myColor.getComponent('hsv', 'h'); // 15.2
// multiple ways to modify colors
const newColor = myColor.setComponent('rgb', 'r', 52);
assert(newColor !== myColor, 'Color instances are immutable');
myColor.toString('rgb'); // rgb(231,72,18)
newColor.toString('rgb'); // rgb(52,72,18)
API
Color.from
Constructs a new Color
instance from the provided arguments. Contains with multiple overloads:
Color.from('#c3c3c3') // any valid CSS color string
Color.from(0xc3c3c3) // any number (will be clamped to 0 ÷ 0xffffff)
Color.from({r: 195, g: 195, b: 195}) // color object
Color.from(Color.from(0xc3c3c3)) // another Color instance (creates a copy)
Color.from([195, 195, 195]) // components array, as rgb by default
Color.from([195, 195, 195, 0.1]) // components array with alpha, as rgb by default
Color.from([195, 195, 195], 'rgb') // components array, with explicit color space
Color.from([195, 195, 195, 0.1], 'rgb') // components array, with alpha, with explicit color space
Color.from(195, 195, 195) // individual components, as rgb by default
Color.from(195, 195, 195, 0.1) // individual components with alpha, as rgb by default
Color.from(195, 195, 195, 'rgb') // individual components, with explicit color space
Color.from(195, 195, 195, 0.1, 'rgb') // individual components with alpha, with explicit color space
Color.parse
Has the same effect as calling Color.from
with a string, but will not accept other arguments.
Color
Color.average(colors: Color[][, space: ColorSpace = 'rgb']): Color.difference
Instance API
Color#clone()
Returns a copy of the instance.
Color#toObject([colorSpace = 'rgb'])
Color#toString([options])
Returns a CSS string representation of the color. Accepts the following options:
- format -
string
-'hex'
or the name of a color space, e.g.'hsv'
or'rgb'
- alpha -
boolean
- whether or not to include alpha in the string, defaults to true if the color has an alpha value other than1
- serialized -
boolean
- whether the returned string should be in the legacy serialized format (i.e.hsl(90deg,50%,50%,0.1)
) or the new standard CSS format (i.e.hsl(90deg 50% 50% / 0.1)
), defaults totrue
- precision -
number
- number of decimal places to preserve in the color's components. If left undefined, no rounding will be performed.
A single string containing the format (e.g. 'hex'
, 'hsv'
, 'rgb'
) can also be passed in place of an options object, in which case the method will use default alpha setting, serialized string format and perform no rounding.