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stateless-colors

v0.2.0

Published

a color management and manipulation module for stateless

Downloads

4

Readme

Stateless Colors ✨

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A tiny palette manager and color manipulation tool for Stateless.

Features 😍

  • Flexible access to color palettes & themes for projects
  • Manipulate any color, any way, into any format
  • Track how you use colors in your repo more efficiently by centralizing design components
  • Works seamlessly with whatever--React, Angular, plain JS

Installation

npm install --save stateless-colors

If you want to build your own copy, git clone and then run npm i, npm run build.

⚠️️ IMPORTANT: make sure to shrinkwrap or stay consistent with which package you choose. A breaking-change semver-wise for this project is when any value changes its color, or the color itself changes.

Importing

The project currently accepts ES6-styled imports, i.e.

import 'stateless-colors';

import { colors } from 'stateless-colors';

import { colors, lightTheme } from 'stateless-colors';

API

colors(options).[name]

@options Object { theme }
@name identifiers

Returns, as a string, the color of the specified name. Names can be a specific color from a palette (i.e. navyBlue), or an Element/Component type (i.e. headerBackground, headerText, logoColor). You can also call metadata about the colors.

Examples

colors().headerText
colors('Spring Breeze').headerText
colors('Tomorrow').info
const theme = colors('Desert Night');
background.style.background = theme.bodyBackground;

colors(options).[name].[function]

You can chain a number of manipulation functions to the colors that stateless-colors emits.

note: For now, when chaining methods, you'll have to append it by calling color.

Color(colorName)

A wrapper around colors that adds multiple methods. Each color in colors is simply calling the color property of Color.

lighten(percentage)

Returns a lightened version of the color.

darken(percentage)

Returns a darkened version of the color.

saturate(percentage)

Returns a saturated version of the color.

desaturate(percentage)

Returns a desaturated version of the color.

Contributing

Contributions are always accepted. Themes are always a huge plus 👍