md-rainbow v1.1.1

md-rainbow

This is a fork of the awesome md-color-picker project by Brian Kelley.

Angular-Material based color picker with no jQuery or other DOM/utility library dependencies.

Install

NPM

1. Download tinycolor.js 1.2.1 or higher. Other versions may work, though 1.2.1 was used to develop this.
2. Install md-rainbow.

npm install md-rainbow

Angular dependencies

• Angular Material
• ngCookies (optional)

Other dependencies

The only other dependency is tinycolor.js which is an exceptional color manipulation library.

Usage

• Include the css.

<link href="path/to/md-rainbow/dist/mdRainbow.min.css" rel="stylesheet" />

• Include the javascript.

<script src="path/to/tinycolor/dist/tinycolor-min.js"></script>
<script src="path/to/md-rainbow/dist/mdRainbow.min.js"></script>

• Add dependencies to your application (ngCookies is optional)

var app = angular.module('myApp', ['ngMaterial','ngCookies', 'mdRainbow']);

• Place the directive wherever it is needed. note: this breaks the old version 0.1 as it now uses ng-model instead of value

<div md-rainbow ng-model="valueObj"></div>

Options

Options may be set either by an options object on the md-rainbow attribute and/or using attributes. If an option is present on both the options object and as an attribute, the attribute will take precedence.

Setting options by scope object

// Controller
$scope.scopeVariable.options = {
    label: "Choose a color",
    icon: "brush",
    default: "#f00",
    genericPalette: false,
    history: false
};

<div md-rainbow="scopeVariable.options" ng-model="scopeVariable.color"></div>

Setting options by attribute

<div
    md-rainbow
    ng-model="scopeVariable.color"
    label="Choose a color"
    icon="brush"
    default="#f00"
    md-color-generic-palette="false"
    md-color-history="false"
></div>