@boenfu/text-rgb v0.1.0

text-rgb

Create rgb tuple from a string of text

Install

npm install @beonfu/text-rgb

Usage

import { rgb, rgbString, rgbaString } from '@beonfu/text-rgb'

rgb('Hello World') // [133, 230, 177]

rgbString('Hello World') // "rgb(133,230,177)"

rgbaString('Hello World', 1) // "rgba(133,230,177,1)"

The principle is to divide the text into three parts, and then take the remainder of 256 after accumulating the sum of charCode So there is no randomness

rgb('Hello World') === rgb('Hello World') // true

Hello World RGB

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PackageName

Why use @boenfu/text-rgb instead of text-rgb ?

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License

MIT