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@dilemmagx/palette

v0.2.2

Published

A palette toolkit.

Downloads

513

Readme

@dilemmagx/palette

Palette is a CLI + TypeScript toolkit that reads a single input (HEX, data URI, URL, or local path), detects its type automatically, and generates palettes. It supports both built-in and custom algorithms.

Install

npm i @dilemmagx/palette

CLI

palette <input>

Examples:

palette ff7a18
palette ./image.png
palette https://example.com/image.jpg

The CLI prints every algorithm by default. Each algorithm output is a single line of color blocks with readable text inside each block for easy selection and copying. Palette sizes vary by algorithm, unless overridden.

Options:

  • -a, --algorithm <name>: Print a single algorithm
  • -c, --count <number>: Override palette size

Output:

  • One header line per algorithm
  • Three connected rows of color blocks with readable HEX labels

Input Types

  • HEX: RRGGBB or RGB in CLI (no leading #). In TypeScript, #RRGGBB and #RGB are accepted.
  • Data URI: data:image/...;base64,...
  • URL: http:// or https://
  • Path: local image path (default fallback)

Built-in Algorithms

  • analogous
  • complementary
  • triadic
  • tetradic
  • split-complementary
  • monochrome
  • monet

Monet uses image quantization and color scoring inspired by Material Color Utilities.

Custom Algorithms

import { registerAlgorithm, generatePaletteFromHex } from '@dilemmagx/palette';

registerAlgorithm('duotone', (input) => {
  const base = input.baseColor;
  return [base, '#000000'];
});

const result = await generatePaletteFromHex('#ff7a18', { algorithm: 'duotone' });
console.log(result.colors);

Presets

  • getGameBoyPalette(): Returns the classic Game Boy colors (#9bbc0f, #8bac0f, #306230, #0f380f)

TypeScript API

import {
  generatePalette,
  generatePaletteFromHex,
  generatePaletteFromDataUri,
  generatePaletteFromUrl,
  generatePaletteFromPath,
  listAlgorithms,
} from '@dilemmagx/palette';

const result = await generatePalette('#ff7a18', { algorithm: 'analogous' });
console.log(result.colors);

generatePalette detects the input type automatically. The other functions target a specific input type. Use count to override palette size.

License

GPL-3.0