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ep_font_colors_rgb

v0.1.4

Published

22 days ago

Apply arbitrary RGB colors to Etherpad text while preserving ep_font_color compatibility

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ep_font_colors_rgb

Arbitrary RGB and hexadecimal text colors for Etherpad, with backward-compatible support for the storage format used by ep_font_color.

RGB font color picker in Etherpad

Features

Compact color picker with hexadecimal input
Normalization to lowercase #rrggbb values
Validation of user-provided color values
Outside-click dismissal across Etherpad's editor frames
Import and content-collection support
Compatibility with historical named ep_font_color values

Installation

Remove ep_font_color before installing this package; both plugins provide the same editor control and attribute family.

From the Etherpad directory:

pnpm run plugins i ep_font_colors_rgb

Restart Etherpad after installation. This release supports Etherpad 3.3.2 and later 3.x releases on Node.js 20 or newer.

Compatibility

The plugin continues to use Etherpad's color attribute:

Historical named values: black, red, green, blue, yellow, and orange
New values: six-digit hexadecimal colors such as #0a141e
Imported CSS colors such as rgb(10, 20, 30): normalized to hexadecimal

Existing pads using the official palette therefore continue to render without data migration.

Development

pnpm install --frozen-lockfile
pnpm test
pnpm lint

This package was derived from Etherpad's ep_font_color plugin by John McLear and other contributors. It is licensed under the Apache License 2.0; see LICENSE.