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fuzzy-color

v0.0.5

Published

Fuzzy color is a utility that takes a string and does its absolute best to parse a meaningful color value from it.

Readme

fuzzy-color

Fuzzy color is a utility that takes a string and does its absolute best to parse a meaningful color value from it. It takes all the everyday color formats plus a few rarer ones that are (unfortunately) out there.

Supported formats

  • RGB - rgb(0, 0, 0)
  • RGBA - rgba(0, 0, 0, 0)
  • HEX 3 Char - #000
  • HEX 6 Char - #000000
  • HEX 6 Char - #000000
  • Adobe #1 - R:0 G:0 B:0
  • Adobe #2 - (R0 / G0 / B0)

There is also an 'assume' mode. When the assume parameter is passed we can parse values like 0 0 0 and assume they are a certain color format. Some examples would be rgb, hsl, hsv. If there are 4 numbers (0 0 0 0.5) it will always assume it is rgba.

Install

npm install fuzzy-color

Usage

var fuzzycolor = require('fuzzy-color');

var color1 = fuzzycolor('rgb(34,210,222)');
console.log(color1); 
// { string: 'rgb(34,210,222)', raw: [ 34, 210, 222 ], type: 'rgb' }

var color2 = fuzzycolor('34, 210, 222', 'hsv');
console.log(color2);
// { string: 'hsv(34,210,222)', raw: [ 34, 210, 222 ], type: 'hsv' }

License

MIT