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color-harmonizer

v1.0.0

Published

A tool that, given a main color and an array of unique colors, returns a list of those colors ordered relatively to the main color.

Readme

color-harmonizer

color-harmonizer is a tool that, given a main color and an array of unique colors, returns a list of those colors ordered relatively to the main color.

const harmonizedColors = {
 mainColor: [88, 24, 69],
 additionalColors: [
   [255, 195, 0],
   [255, 87, 51],
   [199, 0, 57]
 ]
};

How to get array of unique colors from an image? Take a look at:

Installation

Just run:

npm install color-harmonizer

Usage

It is pretty straightforward:

import ImageToColors from "iamge-to-colors"; // Using image-to-colors to get all the colors from an image
import MainColorsPicker from "main-colors-picker"; // Using main-colors-picker to get an array of unique main colors
import ColorHarmonizer from "color-harmonizer";

const image = document.getElementById('myImage');
const colors = ImageToColors.get(image);
const mainColors = MainColorsPicker.get(colors);

const harmonizedColors = ColorHarmonizer.get(mainColors);

Parameters

By default, the first color in the array of colors is taken as the main color. You can specify another main color by indicating its index in the array.

const harmonizedColors = ColorHarmonizer.get(colors, 2); // This will the color in the index 2 (position 3)