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fullwindcss

v1.4.0

Published

fullwindcss

Downloads

606

Readme

fullwindcss: the extended TailwindCSS Color palette in a single function

  • Access tailwindcss colors with a function call: c.gray(500) returns the hex value of gray-500
  • Access tailwindcss color shades that are not the default 50, 100, 200, ...,900, 950: c.indigo(685)

tl;dr

Ever wished there was a tailwind class between gray-800 and gray-900? How about the freedom to use any color shade number between 0 and 1000, such as blue-699 and indigo-225? With fullwindcss you can access c.indigo(350) or slate(222), giving you access to over 27,000 colors!

import single function:

import { c } from "fullwindcss";

c.blue(778);

import color by color:

import { blue, indigo } from "fullwindcss";

blue(550); // "#3272f1"
indigo(625); // "#4c42de"

formats:

you can generate outputs in various formats

| format | code (single function) | code (color import) | return value | | ------------ | ------------------------- | ----------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------- | | default: hex | c.blue(777) | blue(777) | "#1e43b8" | | hex | c.blue(777, "hex") | blue(777, "hex") | "#1e43b8" | | rgb | c.blue(777, "rgb") | blue(777, "rgb") | "[ 30, 67, 184 ]" | | rgba | c.blue(777, "rgba") | blue(777, "rgba") | "[ 30, 67, 184, 1 ]" | | hsl | c.blue(777, "hsl") | blue(777, "hsl") | "[ 225.55575934468578, 0.7196149254018972, 0.4202639994500806, 1 ]" | | hsv | c.blue(777, "hsv") | blue(777, "hsv") | "[ 225.55575934468578, 0.8369489177743832, 0.7226922460634533 ]" | | hsi | c.blue(777, "hsi") | blue(777, "hsi") | "[ 226.6661608747827, 0.6797869850098448, 0.3679917658572705 ]" | | lab | c.blue(777, "lab") | blue(777, "lab") | "[ 33.52833716034179, 31.889097429039282, -65.1172971364519 ]" | | lch | c.blue(777, "lch") | blue(777, "lch") | "[ 33.52833716034179, 72.506392278169, 296.0918127297107 ]" | | hcl | c.blue(777, "hcl") | blue(777, "hcl") | "[ 296.0918127297107, 72.506392278169, 33.52833716034179 ]" | | oklab | c.blue(777, "oklab") | blue(777, "oklab") | "[ 0.4390910082965143, -0.015429164048355926, -0.1885483069121165 ]" | | oklch | c.blue(777, "oklch") | blue(777, "oklch") | "[ 0.4390910082965143, 0.1891785483152272, 265.3218322088104 ]" | | cssrgb | c.blue(777, "cssrgb") | blue(777, "cssrgb") | "rgb(30 67 184)" | | csshsl | c.blue(777, "csshsl") | blue(777, "csshsl") | "hsl(225.56deg 71.96% 42.03%)" | | csslab | c.blue(777, "csslab") | blue(777, "csslab") | "lab(32.37% 23.43 -66.75)" | | csslch | c.blue(777, "csslch") | blue(777, "csslch") | "lch(32.37% 70.74 289.34deg)" | | cssoklab | c.blue(777, "cssoklab") | blue(777, "cssoklab") | "oklab(43.91% -0.02 -0.19)" | | cssoklch | c.blue(777, "cssoklch") | blue(777, "cssoklch") | "oklch(43.91% 0.19 265.32deg)" |

installation

npm

npm install fullwindcss

yarn

yarn add fullwindcss

pnpm

pnpm install fullwindcss

bun

bun add fullwindcss

more context

The fullwind colors are a careful step by step interpolation of the origital tailwind colors.

There are many ways to interpolate colors. The straighforward approach of color interpolation yields bad, grayish / brownish colors in the middle of the generated gradient of colors.

fullwindcss uses CIELAB, the “perceptually uniform space”, designed to mimic the human perception of color and be the most accurate color system available to humans.

In addition, fullwind's interpolated colors perfectly fit tailwind's color scale: fullwind's pink-500 is the exact same color as tailwind's pink-500, thus preserving full compatilibity.

version 1.4 removes deprecated tailwind colors

Goodbye console warning!