@womorg/aperiam-ullam-accusamus v6.12.126

A11y Contrast

A CLI utility to calculate/verify accessible magic numbers for a color palette. Read my blog post for some more information.

Installation

This tool requires Node.js version 18+.

Install globally:

$ npm install -g @womorg/aperiam-ullam-accusamus  # Npm
$ yarn add -g @womorg/aperiam-ullam-accusamus     # Yarn

Or install as a local dependency:

$ npm install --save @womorg/aperiam-ullam-accusamus  # Npm
$ yarn add @womorg/aperiam-ullam-accusamus            # Yarn

Or use without installing:

$ npx @womorg/aperiam-ullam-accusamus <file>

Usage

View program help:

$ @womorg/aperiam-ullam-accusamus --help
Usage: @womorg/aperiam-ullam-accusamus <file> [options]

Arguments:
  <file>  Color palette file                              [required] [file]

Options:
  --min-ratio-3    Verify magic number for ratio 3                 [number]
  --min-ratio-4.5  Verify magic number for ratio 4.5               [number]
  --min-ratio-7    Verify magic number for ratio 7                 [number]
  -h, --help       Show help                     [commands: help] [boolean]
  -v, --version    Show version number        [commands: version] [boolean]

Run a full report for a color palette file:

$ @womorg/aperiam-ullam-accusamus <file>

Verify that the color palette fulfills certain magic numbers per contrast ratio:

$ @womorg/aperiam-ullam-accusamus <file> --min-ratio-3=40 --min-ratio-4.5=50 --min-ratio-7=70

Color palette format

This tool handles flat or nested JSON files. Any consistent grading system is supported.

• Flat JSON:

{
  "blue-10": "#d9e8f6",
  "blue-20": "#aacdec",
  "blue-30": "#73b3e7",
  "green-10": "#dfeacd",
  "green-20": "#b8d293",
  "green-30": "#9bb672"
}

• Nested JSON:

{
  "blue": {
    "blue-100": "#d9e8f6",
    "blue-200": "#aacdec",
    "blue-300": "#73b3e7"
  },
  "green": {
    "green-100": "#dfeacd",
    "green-200": "#b8d293",
    "green-300": "#9bb672"
  }
}

Check out some example color palettes under /examples.

License

This project and its contents are open source under the MIT license.