gleam_community/colour
- Types
- Constructors
- Conversions
- JSON
- Colours
light_redreddark_redlight_orangeorangedark_orangelight_yellowyellowdark_yellowlight_greengreendark_greenlight_bluebluedark_bluelight_purplepurpledark_purplelight_brownbrowndark_brownblackwhitelight_greygreydark_greylight_graygraydark_graylight_charcoalcharcoaldark_charcoalpink
This package was heavily inspired by the elm-color module.
The original source code can be found
here.
The license of that package is produced below:
MIT License
Copyright 2018 Aaron VonderHaar
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Types
Type alias for Colour
pub type Color =
ColourA representation of a colour that can be converted to RGBA or HSLA format.
pub opaque type ColourConstants
pub const dark_charcoal: ColourA Colour reprsenting the colour RGBA(46, 52, 54, 1.0)
pub const dark_purple: ColourA Colour reprsenting the colour RGBA(92, 53, 102, 1.0)
pub const dark_yellow: ColourA Colour reprsenting the colour RGBA(196, 160, 0, 1.0)
pub const light_blue: ColourA Colour reprsenting the colour RGBA(114, 159, 207, 1.0)
pub const light_brown: ColourA Colour reprsenting the colour RGBA(233, 185, 110, 1.0)
pub const light_charcoal: ColourA Colour reprsenting the colour RGBA(136, 138, 133, 1.0)
pub const light_gray: ColourA Colour reprsenting the colour RGBA(238, 238, 236, 1.0)
pub const light_green: ColourA Colour reprsenting the colour RGBA(138, 226, 52, 1.0)
pub const light_grey: ColourA Colour reprsenting the colour RGBA(238, 238, 236, 1.0)
pub const light_orange: ColourA Colour reprsenting the colour RGBA(252, 175, 62, 1.0)
pub const light_purple: ColourA Colour reprsenting the colour RGBA(173, 127, 168, 1.0)
pub const light_yellow: ColourA Colour reprsenting the colour RGBA(255, 233, 79, 1.0)
Functions
pub fn decoder(
json: Dynamic,
) -> Result(Colour, List(DecodeError))Attempt to decode some Dynamic
value into a Colour. Most often you’ll use this to decode some JSON.
pub fn encode(colour: Colour) -> JsonEncodes a Colour value as a Gleam Json
value. You’ll need this if you want to send a Colour value over the network
in a HTTP request or response, for example.
pub fn from_hsl(
h hue: Float,
s saturation: Float,
l lightness: Float,
) -> Result(Colour, Nil)Returns Result(Colour) created from the given HSL values.
Returns Error(Nil) if the supplied HSL values are greater than 1.0 or less than 0.0.
Example:
fn example() {
assert Ok(red) = from_hsla(0.0, 1.0, 0.5)
}
pub fn from_hsla(
h hue: Float,
s saturation: Float,
l lightness: Float,
a alpha: Float,
) -> Result(Colour, Nil)Returns Result(Colour) created from the given HSLA values.
Returns Error(Nil)f the supplied HSLA values are greater than 1.0 or less than 0.0.
Example:
fn example() {
assert Ok(red_half_opacity) = from_hsla(0.0, 1.0, 0.5, 0.5)
}
pub fn from_rgb(
r red: Float,
g green: Float,
b blue: Float,
) -> Result(Colour, Nil)Returns Result(Colour) created from the given RGB values.
If the supplied RGB values are greater than 1.0 or less than 0.0 returns Error(Nil)
Example:
fn example() {
assert Ok(red) = from_rgb(1.0, 0.0, 0.0)
}
pub fn from_rgb255(
r red: Int,
g green: Int,
b blue: Int,
) -> Result(Colour, Nil)Returns a Result(Colour) created from the given 8 bit RGB values.
Returns Error(Nil) if the supplied RGB values are greater than 255 or less than 0.
Example:
fn example() {
assert Ok(red) = from_rgb255(255, 0, 0)
}
pub fn from_rgb_hex(hex: Int) -> Result(Colour, Nil)Returns a Result(Colour) created from the given hex Int.
Returns Error(Nil) if the supplied hex `Int is greater than 0xffffff or less than 0x0.
Example:
fn example() {
assert Ok(red) = from_rgb_hex(0xff0000)
}
pub fn from_rgb_hex_string(
hex_string: String,
) -> Result(Colour, Nil)Returns a Result(Colour) created from the given RGB hex String.
Returns Error(Nil) if the supplied hex String is invalid, or greater than "#ffffff" or less than “#0”`
Example:
fn example() {
assert Ok(red) = from_rgb_hex_string("#ff0000")
}
pub fn from_rgba(
r red: Float,
g green: Float,
b blue: Float,
a alpha: Float,
) -> Result(Colour, Nil)Returns Result(Colour) created from the given RGBA values.
Returns Error(Nil) if the supplied RGBA values are greater than 1.0 or less than 0.0.
Example:
fn example() {
assert Ok(red_half_opacity) = from_rbga(1.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.5)
}
pub fn from_rgba_hex(hex: Int) -> Result(Colour, Nil)Returns a Result(Colour) created from the given hex Int.
Returns Error(Nil) if the supplied hex `Int is greater than 0xffffffff or less than 0x0.
Example:
fn example() {
assert Ok(red_half_opacity) = from_rgba_hex(0xff00007f)
}
pub fn from_rgba_hex_string(
hex_string: String,
) -> Result(Colour, Nil)Returns a Result(Colour) created from the given RGBA hex String.
Returns Error(Nil) if the supplied hex String is invalid, or greater than "#ffffffff" or less than “#0”`
Example:
fn example() {
assert Ok(red_half_opacity) = from_rgba_hex_string("#ff00007f")
}
pub fn to_css_rgba_string(colour: Colour) -> StringReturns an rgba formatted CSS String created from the given Colour.
Example:
fn example() {
assert Ok(red) = from_rgb255(255, 0, 0)
let css_red = to_css_rgba_string(red)
}
pub fn to_hsla(colour: Colour) -> #(Float, Float, Float, Float)Returns #(Float, Float, Float, Float) representing the given Colour’s
H, S, L, and A values respectively.
Example:
fn example() {
assert Ok(red) = from_rgb255(255, 0, 0)
let #(h, s, l, a) = to_hsla(red)
}
pub fn to_rgb_hex(colour: Colour) -> IntReturns a rgb hex Int created from the given Colour.
Example:
fn example() {
assert Ok(red) = from_rgba(255, 0, 0)
let red_hex_int = to_rgb_hex(red)
}
pub fn to_rgb_hex_string(colour: Colour) -> StringReturns an rgb hex formatted String created from the given Colour.
Example:
fn example() {
assert Ok(red) = from_rgba(255, 0, 0)
let red_hex = to_rgb_hex_string(red)
}
pub fn to_rgba(colour: Colour) -> #(Float, Float, Float, Float)Returns #(Float, Float, Float, Float) representing the given Colour’s
R, G, B, and A values respectively.
Example:
fn example() {
assert Ok(red) = from_rgb255(255, 0, 0)
let #(r, g, b, a) = to_rgba(red)
}
pub fn to_rgba_hex(colour: Colour) -> IntReturns an hex Int created from the given Colour.
Example:
fn example() {
assert Ok(red) = from_rgba(1.0, 0.0, 0.0, 1.0)
let red_hex_int = to_rgba_hex(red)
}
pub fn to_rgba_hex_string(colour: Colour) -> StringReturns an rgba hex formatted String created from the given Colour.
Example:
fn example() {
assert Ok(red) = from_rgba(1.0, 0.0, 0.0, 1.0)
let red_hex = to_rgba_hex_string(red)
}