This project is part of the @thi.ng/umbrella monorepo.
Raw, array-based, color operations, color space conversions, optional type wrappers, multi-color gradients, based on @thi.ng/vectors.
Fast color space conversions (any direction) between:
- CSS (string, hex3/hex4/hex6/hex8, rgba(), hsla(), named colors)
- HCYA (float4)
- HSIA (float4)
- HSLA (float4)
- HSVA (float4)
- Int32 (uint32,
0xaarrggbb
) - RGBA (float4)
- XYZA (float4, aka CIE 1931)
- YCbCr (float4)
Apart from CSS
and Int32
colors, all others can be stored as plain
arrays, typed array or custom array-like types of (mostly) normalized
values ([0,1]
interval). Where applicable, the hue too is stored in
that range, NOT in degrees.
Apart from conversions, most other operations provided by this package are currently only supporting RGBA colors. These can also be converted to / from sRGB (i.e. linear vs gamma corrected). Additionally, RGBA colors can be pre-multiplied (and post-multiplied) with their alpha channel (see Porter-Duff section below).
The package provides lightweight class wrappers for each color mode /
space. These wrappers act similarly to the Vec2/3/4
wrappers in
@thi.ng/vectors,
support striding (for mapped memory views), named channel accessor
aliases (in addition to array indexing) and are fully compatible with
all functions (and act as syntax sugar for generic conversion
functions). Wrapper factory functions are provided for convenience.
RGBA color matrix transformations, including parametric preset transforms:
- brightness
- contrast
- exposure
- saturation (luminance aware)
- hue rotation
- color temperature (warm / cold)
- sepia (w/ fade amount)
- tint (green / magenta)
- grayscale (luminance aware)
- subtraction/inversion (also available as non-matrix op)
- luminance to alpha
Transformation matrices can be combined using matrix multiplication /
concatenation (concat()
) for more efficient application.
The package provides all 12 basic Porter-Duff compositing / blending operators, both for colors with pre-multiplied alpha and without.
The following presets are bundled (in cosine-gradients.ts
):
The multiCosineGradient()
function returns an iterator of raw RGBA
colors based on given gradient stops. This iterator computes a cosine
gradient between each color stop and yields a sequence of RGBA values.
col.multiCosineGradient(
// num colors to produce
10,
// gradient stops (normalized positions, only RGBA colors supported)
[0.1, col.RED], [0.5, col.GREEN], [0.9, col.BLUE]
)
// convert to CSS
.map(col.rgbaCss)
// [
// "#ff0000",
// "#ff0000",
// "#da2500",
// "#807f00",
// "#25da00",
// "#00ff00",
// "#00da25",
// "#00807f",
// "#0025da",
// "#0000ff",
// "#0000ff",
// ]
ALPHA - work in progress
- @thi.ng/geom - 2D/3D geometry types & operations
- @thi.ng/matrices - 2x2, 2x3, 3x3, 4x4 matrix & quaternion ops
- @thi.ng/vectors - optimized 2d/3d/4d and arbitrary length vector ops
- @thi.ng/vector-pools - operations on memory mapped data
yarn add @thi.ng/color
- @thi.ng/api
- @thi.ng/compose
- @thi.ng/defmulti
- @thi.ng/errors
- @thi.ng/strings
- @thi.ng/transducers
- @thi.ng/vectors
import * as col from "@thi.ng/color";
// route #1: asXXX() converters: string -> CSS -> ARGB (int) -> RGBA
const a = col.asRGBA(col.css("#3cf"));
// [0.2, 0.8, 1, 1]
// route #2: parseCSS(): string -> RGBA
const b = col.parseCss("hsla(30,100%,50%,0.75)");
// [ 1, 0.5, 0, 0.75 ]
// route #3: convert() multi-method: CSS -> RGBA -> HSVA
// (see convert.ts)
const c = col.convert("rgb(0,255,255)", col.ColorMode.HSVA, col.ColorMode.CSS);
// [ 0.4999999722222268, 0.9999990000010001, 1, 1 ]
// route #4: direct conversion RGBA -> HSLA -> CSS
// first arg is output color (same calling convention as @thi.ng/vectors)
// (use `null` to mutate the input color)
col.hslaCss(col.rgbaHsla([], [1, 0.5, 0.5, 1]))
// "hsl(0.00,100.00%,75.00%)"
col.luminance(col.css("white"))
col.luminance(0xffffff, col.ColorMode.INT32)
// 1
// apply color matrix (RGBA only)
col.transform([], col.saturation(1.25), a)
// [ 0.07835000000000002, 0.82835, 1, 1 ]
// combine matrix transformations
filter = col.concat(
col.saturation(0.5), // 50% saturation
col.brightness(0.1), // +10% brightness
);
col.transform([], filter, col.RED);
// [ 0.7065, 0.2065, 0.2065, 1 ]
- Karsten Schmidt
© 2018 Karsten Schmidt // Apache Software License 2.0