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I truly love your genius @darkterminal. I have vanillaJS experience in manipulating RGBA color hex (To compare 2 PDFs - Read pixel by pixel the whole pdf, then the second, and you can do pixel reconstruction showing the missing/updated content on a third file). Ohhh this should be a great metaphor that should be suitable soon.
Very great metaphor Punk! ⚡
This is a form of curiosity of mine which has been dreaming for a very long time to be able to make colors based on any input and produce the results in the form of colors in the form of HEX/RGB color definitions. I can't get it to the max or close to my wish when using PHP. Apart from that working on a server, it also takes a lot of time.
However, when I dived into JavaScript I found a way that might be very dirty, but it fulfills my curiosity.
The Back Story about your Javascript Metaphor
Colors are a crucial aspect of web design, and they play a significant role in attracting visitors and conveying emotions. In this article, we will introduce you to a set of color-related functions that can help you add more personality to your website.
The javascript Story!
Are you looking to add some more color to your website? Do you want to create a more visually appealing site that captures your audience's attention? Look no further than these five color-related functions. Btw, i use this function for labeling data in my Metaphor Story - React Table
Converting Hex Color Codes to RGB Values
If you're not familiar with the concept, a hex color code is a six-digit code that represents a color in hexadecimal format. However, sometimes you may need to convert this code to RGB values to achieve a specific effect or use in some calculations. With our
hexToRgb
function, you can do just that. Simply input your hex color code, and the function will return anobject
with the red, green, and blue values of that color.Converting RGB Color Values to Hex Color Codes
On the flip side, if you have an RGB color value, you may need to convert it to a hex color code. This is where our
rgbToHex
function comes in handy. Input the red, green, and blue values, and the function will return the hex color code for that color.Generating Shades of a Color
Looking to add more depth to your website by creating a gradient effect? Our
generateShades
function can help you create multiple shades of a color, giving your site a more dynamic appearance. Simply input the hex code of the color you want to use, and the number of shades you want to create. You can even generate only one specific shade by inputting the index of the shade you want.Generating Hex Color Codes from Strings
Sometimes you may want to generate a color based on a specific string, such as a user's name or username. With our
generateHexColor
function, you can do just that. Simply input any string, and the function will use a simple hash function to generate a 24-bit color from that string. The result is a unique hex color code that you can use to add more personality to your website.Calculating the Opposite Color of a Hexadecimal Color
Finally, if you're looking to create more contrast on your website, our
getOppositeColor
function can help you achieve just that. Input a hex color code, and the function will return the opposite color in hexadecimal format. This can help you create a more visually appealing site that stands out to your visitors.In conclusion, adding more color to your website doesn't have to be difficult or time-consuming. With these five functions, you can easily create unique colors and gradients that give your site more personality and appeal.
That's it! Thank for reading my Metaphor Story...
A Javascript demo/repos link
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