@theofficialurban/svelte-gradience v1.0.5

Svelte Gradience

A very thin wrapper for beautiful gradient coloring made using d3-interpolate

New Gradience Component

Props

• element? - div or span
• colors - An array of color pairs, [ color1, color2, ... ]
• duration? - Duration of the color loop , default 1000
• easing? - An easing function, default linear
• interpolate? - An interpolate function, see below for interpolate function type
  • The default interpolater being used is from d3-interpolate and it is the interpolateRgbBasis() function

type InterpolateFunction = (a: string, b: string) => (t: number) => string;

Example

<script lang='ts'>
	import {Gradient} from '@theofficialurban/svelte-gradience'
</script>
<!-- Using Tailwind , Variable can be accessed -->
<!-- Color is automatically provided as variables -->
<!-- Pair #1 = --one | Pair #2 = --two etc -->
<Gradient class={`bg-[var(--one)]`} colors={[ ["red", "blue"] ]} let:colors>
	Hello World!
</Gradient>

class Gradience

The Gradience Class allows you to create beautiful Gradients and interpolate colors easily

Color Return Methods

• Gradience.asRawColors() - Returns the colors as the RGB color string ('#FFFFFF')
• Gradience.asBackgroundColors() - Returns the colors as CSS background-color strings "background-color: color;"
• Gradience.asVariables() - Returns the colors as a single CSS variable string "--one: colorOne; --two: colorTwo; ...."

Gradience.asRawColors()

Returns an array:

[
    colorOne,
    ...
]

Gradience.asBackgroundColors

Returns an array:

[
    "background-color: colorOne;",
    "background-color: colorTwo;",
    ....
]

Gradience.asVariables

Returns an single string:

--one: colorOne; --two: colorTwo; ....

Example

<script lang="ts">
	import Gradience from '@theofficialurban/svelte-gradience';
	const myColors = [
		// Pair #1, will interpolate between red and blue
		['red', 'blue']
	];
	// Second Argument is Svelte Tweened Options /w Interpolater, leave blank for default
	const gradience = new Gradience(myColors, { duration: 1000 });
	const tweens = gradience.asRawColors();
	const colorOne = $tweens[0]; // First tween corresponds to first set of colors

	// If you want the colors as a `background-color: color;` string
	const tweens = gradience.asBackgroundColors();
	console.log($tweens[0]); // "background-color: colorOne;"

	// As a single CSS variable string
	const tweens = gradience.asVariables();
	console.log($tweens); // '--one: colorOne; .....'
</script>

<!-- Using a single color -->
<!-- asBackgroundColors() -->
<div style={`${$tweens[0]} width: 200px; height: 200px`} />

<!-- Using asVariables() for a single string that declares variables -->
<div style={`${$tweens} width: 200px; height: 200px`} />