@spec sigil_K(String.t(), [char()]) :: Tint.color()

A sigil to build a color.

The sigil identifier is K (try using "kolor" as mnemonic) because C is already taken by the built-in charlist sigil.

Examples

First you need to import this particular module.

import Tint.Sigil

You can build a RGB color using a hex code, just like Tint.RGB.from_hex/1 does:

iex> ~K[#FFCC00]
#Tint.RGB<255,204,0 (#FFCC00)>

Or using the red, green and blue components using the r modifier.

iex> ~K[255,204,0]r
#Tint.RGB<255,204,0 (#FFCC00)>

HSV colors are also supported using the h modifier.

iex> ~K[48,1,1]h
#Tint.HSV<48.0°,100.0%,100.0%>

CMYK colors are supported using the c modifier.

iex> ~K[0.06, 0.32, 0.8846, 0.23]c
#Tint.CMYK<6.0%,32.0%,88.46%,23.0%>

CIELAB colors are supported using the l modifier.

iex> ~K[50.1234,10.7643,10.4322]l
#Tint.Lab<50.1234,10.7643,10.4322>

DIN99 colors are supported using the d modifier.

iex> ~K[50.1234,10.7643,10.4322]d
#Tint.DIN99<50.1234,10.7643,10.4322>

XYZ colors are supported using the x modifier.

iex> ~K[50.9505,1,1.09]x
#Tint.XYZ<50.9505,1.0,1.09>