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color-space-canvas

v0.4.2

Published

Renders color space gradients on a canvas element using WebGL.

Readme

#Color Space Canvas

Uses WebGL shaders to renders color spaces on HTML canvas elements. Useful for creating high performance color pickers.

##Current Status HSV Color space is fully functional. HSL, RGB, Lab and HCL are in development.

Fallback to 2d canvas context if webgl not available (hsv only)

##Usage

H (Hue) is a value between 0-360 degrees S (Saturation) is a value between 0-1 V (Value) is a value between 0-1

Create a canvas

 <canvas id="hsv-canvas" width="256" height="256"></canvas>

Use ColorSpaceCanvas to render to the canvas

The following will render (S)aturation along the x axis and (V)alue along the y axis.

var hsvCanvas = document.getElementById('hsv-canvas'));     
var hsv = new ColorSpaceCanvas({colorSpace:'hsv', colorValues:[0,1,1], axes:'sv'}, hsvCanvas);

The following will render (H)ue along the x axis.

var hsv = new ColorSpaceCanvas({colorSpace:'hsv', colorValues:[0,1,1], axes:'h'}, hsvCanvas);