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rangebrand

v1.0.0

Published

Brand color codes (especially brands seen in Iran) as JSON-backed JS modules

Readme

rangebrand

رنگ‌برند: کد رنگ‌های رسمی برندهایی که در ایران می‌بینیم.

Brand color codes (especially brands seen in Iran) as installable JS modules.

Install

npm install rangebrand

Usage

import brands from 'rangebrand/brands'
import amazon from 'rangebrand/brands/amazon'
import colors from 'rangebrand/colors'
import palette24 from 'rangebrand/colors/24'

brands.amazon is the same object as the amazon import. Palettes work the same way (colors['24']).

Hex values include a # prefix.

amazon.colors
// ['#ff9900', '#ffffff', '#000000']

The package root re-exports both catalogs:

import { brands, colors } from 'rangebrand'

Brand

| Field | Type | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | | id | string | Filename of the source record (amazon.json → amazon) | | title | string | Display name, usually Persian | | description | string | Short description | | long_description | string? | Optional longer description | | updated_at | string | Date the record was last updated | | colors | string[] | Hex colors with # | | tags | string[] | e.g. iran, shop, online |

Palette

| Field | Type | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | | id | string | Filename of the source record (24.json → "24") | | colors | string[] | Hex colors with # |

License

MIT