ignix-colorkit v3.0.3

ignix-colorkit

ignix-colorkit is a versatile JavaScript library designed to streamline color manipulation tasks. With its intuitive Color class, you can effortlessly create, modify, and convert colors in diverse formats, including hexadecimal, RGB, and HSL. ignix-colorkit simplifies tasks like darkening, lightening, adjusting hues, and more, making it an essential tool for UI designers, data visualization experts, and creatives seeking to master the world of colors with ease.

Installation

You can install ignix-colorkit via npm:

npm install ignix-colorkit

Usage

Import the Color class from ignix-colorkit:

import Color from "ignix-colorkit";

// Example usage:
const color = new Color("#ff5566");
const formattedHSL = color.hsl();
console.log(formattedHSL); // hsl(354, 100%, 67%)

Create a new Color Object and pass the desired color

Features

• Create color objects from various formats: hexcode, RGB, and HSL.
• Manipulate colors easily by adjusting hue, saturation, lightness, and more.
• Set various parameters of a color such as hue, saturation, lightness and others to any desired value.
• Format colors into HSL and RGB representations.

Various Ways to Create a Color

Using the default color.

// Default Color is White
const color = new Color();
conosole.log(color); // {r:255,g:255,b:255,h:0,s:100,l:100}

Creating a new color using a hexcode.

const hexColor = new Color("#ff0050");
conosole.log(hexColor); // {r:255,g:0,b:80,h:341,s:100,l:50}

Creating a new color using a hsl format.

const hslColor = new Color("hsl(136, 100%, 50%)");
conosole.log(hslColor); // {r:0,g:255,b:68,h:136,s:100,l:50}

Creating a new color using a rgb format.

const rgbColor = new Color("rgb(136, 100, 250)");
conosole.log(rgbColor); // {r:136,g:100,b:250,h:254,s:94,l:69}

Creating a new color using a color object. This means Color class also accepts an object as long as it contains the complete set of either HSL or RGB values.

const color = new Color("rgb(136, 200, 250)");
conosole.log(rgbColor); // {r:136,g:200,b:250,h:206,s:92,l:76}

const newColor = new Color(color);
console.log(newColor); // {r:136,g:200,b:250,h:206,s:92,l:76}

Set Color Parameters

ignix-colorkit provides many methods to set a particular parameter of a color to any desired value. These methods can be accessed through the Color objects.

Setting the value of hue

To change the hue of a color, just call the 'setHue()' method on the color object and pass the new value of the hue.

const color = new Color("rgb(20, 150, 250)"); // {"r":20,"g":150,"b":250,"h":206,"s":96,"l":53}
console.log(color.setHue(60)); // {"r":250,"g":250,"b":20,"h":60,"s":96,"l":53}

List of all available Set Functions

Adjust or Modify Color Parameters

ignix-colorkit provides many methods to adjust a particular parameter of a color by any desired value. These methods can be accessed through the Color objects.

Adjusting the value of hue

To adjust the hue of a color, just call the 'adjustHue()' method on the color object and pass the value by which the hue needs to be adjusted.

const color = new Color("rgb(20, 150, 250)"); // {"r":20,"g":150,"b":250,"h":206,"s":96,"l":53}
console.log(color.adjustHue(20)); // {"r":20,"g":74,"b":250,"h":226,"s":96,"l":53}

List of all available Manipulator Functions

Various Color Formatter Functions

ignix-colorkit provides many methods to format a Color object to different color strings such as HSL, RGB. The opacity of a color can also be changed using the HSLA or RGBA methods.

const color = new Color("rgb(20, 150, 250)"); // {"r":20,"g":150,"b":250,"h":206,"s":96,"l":53}
console.log(color.adjustHue(20).hsl()); // hsl(226, 96%, 53%)
console.log(color.adjustHue(40).hsla(0.5)); // hsla(246, 96%, 53%, 0.5)
console.log(color.darken(20).rgb()); // rgb(3, 95, 165)
console.log(color.lighten(20).rgba(0.85)); // rgba(120, 195, 252, 0.85)

Announcement

This library is still developing so the frequency of the updates may be high for some time. Keep a close eye on this page to track any new feature or changes in the upcoming versions.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

The MIT License is a permissive open-source license that allows you to use, modify, and distribute this software for both commercial and non-commercial purposes. You are free to use this project in your own projects, subject to the terms of the license.

For more details, please read the LICENSE file.