ArcoDesign Color

Fork from @arco-design/color

Committed to ESM first, in vite similar tools, you can skip dependency pre-bundling

ArcoDesign Color Utils.

For a given color, a gradient swatch containing ten colors is generated with an algorithm. This works for both light and dark modes.

Usage

npm i @vrx-arco/theme-colors

import { generate, getPresetColors } from '@vrx-arco/theme-colors';

console.log(generate('#123456'));

console.log(getPresetColors());
// {
//   red: {...},
//   orangered: {...},
//   orange: {...},
//   gold: {...},
//   yellow: {...},
//   lime: {...},
//   green: {...},
//   cyan: {...},
//   blue: {...},
//   arcoblue: {...},
//   purple: {...},
//   pinkpurple: {...},
//   magenta: {...},
//   gray: {...}
// }

API

generate(color: string, options: Object);

options.index {number | 1-10}

Index (starting from 1) of the gradient colors to be generated.

options.list {boolean}

Whether to generate color array containing the ten colors.

options.dark

Whether to generate colors for dark mode.

options.format {'hex' | 'rgb' | 'hsl'}

Color format.

getPresetColors {Function}

Contains 14 preset sets of colors.

• red
• orangered
• orange
• gold
• yellow
• lime
• green
• cyan
• blue
• arcoblue
• purple
• pinkpurple
• magenta
• gray

const { red } = getPresetColors();

console.log(red.light);
console.log(red.dark);
console.log(red.primary);

getRgbStr(color: string)

For a given color, get the r, g, b value in string

getRgbStr('#F53F3F') // 245,63,63

⚠️FAQ

The generated color palette is different from @arco-design/color

• In order to achieve pure ESM, the color parsing tool is replaced by @ctrl/tinycolor used in ant-design and element. There are slight differences in precision in color calculation, and slight differences in the actual generated colors, but the difference is not big in actual display.
• In subsequent versions, the color package used by the original project @arco-design/color may be rewritten to keep the returned data consistent