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rework-color-distinguish

v0.1.1

Published

rework-color-distinguish is a plugin for Rework, It is easy to seprate foreground from background.

Downloads

19

Readme

#rework-color-distinguish
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rework-color-distinguish is a css preprocess plugin for Rework

it is easier for users to see content including separating foreground from background.
More detail about distinguish contrast color in WCAG.

Installation

$ npm install rework-color-distinguish

Example

origin css:

.foo {
    background-color: #37f9b2;
    color: contrast(#37f9b2);
}

js with rework:

var rework = require('rework');
var distinguish = require('rework-color-distinguish');

var css = rework(input)
    .use(distinguish())
    .toString();

yields css:

.foo {
    background-color: #37f9b2;
    color: #000000;
}

With 'contrast(color)' mixin, you can get a mostly contrast color between the two or more colors where you set in.

Usage

distinguish([color1, color2, ...])

Accepts multi-parameter for color string which have a type of 'hex', the contrast(color) mixin function in css, will be converted a mostly contrast color from these hex color parameters.

The default contrast colors are '#000000' and '#ffffff';

Author

Yang He [email protected]

Licence

MIT