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spin-color

v1.0.13

Published

Nice colors

Readme

![Spin Logo](http://i.imgur.com/iETvK9F.png 400x)

Nice colors

Spin is a library for accessing the color wheel with JS.

How to use it

If you just want to use spin in the browser, you can require the bundled spin-color/bundle/spin.js file. If you want to use methods from the library in your own project, just require it as normal.

For development:

  1. Clone this repo
  2. Run npm install && npm start to install dependencies and build the bundle file
  3. Run npm test to make sure all is good
  4. Good to go!

API

Color Harmonies

spin.complement(base: RGBArray || HEXString)

returns SpinObject

Returns a SpinObject with the .color prop containing complementary RGBArray color.

spin.splitComplement(base: RGBArray || HEXString)

returns SpinObject

Returns a SpinObject with the .color prop containing split-complementary RGBArray colors.

spin.tetriadic(base: RGBArray || HEXString)

returns SpinObject

Returns a SpinObject with the .color prop containing split-complementary RGBArray colors.

Helper methods

spin.getLuminance(base: RGBArray || HEXString)

returns number

Returns a Number between 0 and 100 representing the luminance percentage of the passed color.

spin.boost(base: RGBArray || HEXString)

returns RGBArray

spin.spin(base: RGBArray || HEXString, spinValue: number)

returns RGBArray

Change the the color's Hue value. spinValue should be between -360 and 360.

Utility methods

spin.util.isSpinObject(test)

returns: boolean

spin.util.isRGBArray(test)

returns: boolean

spin.util.isHexString(test)

returns: boolean

spin.util.convertHexToRgb(base: HEXString)

returns: RGBArray

spin.util.convertRgbToHsl(base: RGBArray)

returns: HSLArray

spin.util.convertHslToRgb(base: HSLArray)

returns: RGBArray

spin.util.createSpinObject(base: HexString || RGBArray || HSLArray, colors: array)

returns SpinObject

Outputs a SpinObject