daily-color

Provides a unique hex code each day

Install

Install from npmjs.com/package/daily-color:

npm install daily-color

Use

In a JavaScript/TypeScript project, using NPM:

import { getDailyColor } from "daily-color";

console.log("Today's color is:", getDailyColor());
console.log("Another day's color is:", getDailyColor(new Date("2024-11-09")));

Directly loading the bundled JavaScript, for static projects not using NPM:

<script type="module">
  import { getDailyColor } from "https://www.druewilding.com/daily-color/dist/daily-color.js";

  console.log("Today's color is:", getDailyColor());
  console.log("Another day's color is:", getDailyColor(new Date("2024-11-09")));
</script>

Using the CLI:

dailycolor

Just want to see today's color?

There is a demo on www.druewilding.com/daily-color

Want to see a particular date? No problem, just add a date parameter, for example www.druewilding.com/daily-color/?date=2025-01-29

And if you want to see the coming colors for the next month you can see them on www.druewilding.com/daily-color/month

Development

Install dependencies:

npm install

Run tests:

npm run test

Compile the dist code, for projects without NPM:

npm run webpack

The project uses ESLint and Prettier to ensure consistent coding standards.

npm run lint
npm run format
npm run package:lint

• lint will check for errors and fix formatting in .ts and .js files.
• format will apply format rules to all possible files.
• package:lint will warn of any inconsistencies in the package.json file.