Kita Color

Color converter library

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Color converter capable of converting colors to different representations.

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This is a component of Kita

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Exemples

At the moment there is just a simple example available of how to use the library.

Examples will be available in the "example" folder, simply run:

node example/xxx.js

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Get in npm

npm i kita-color

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TODOs

Pending

- [ ] Write README.md
- [ ] Add more color types
- [ ] Add more examples
- [ ] Create tests with Philips Hue bridge to test HueYxy conversion
- [ ] Add documentation
- [ ] Debug mode
- [ ] Logging
- [ ] Errors
- [ ] TODOs in code // https://github.com/ClownChu/kita-color/search?q=TODO+%3A

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Completed

- [x] Convert to TypeScript // v0.0.3 - https://github.com/ClownChu/kita-color/commits/0.0.3
- [x] Publish in npm // v0.0.2 - https://github.com/ClownChu/kita-color/commits/0.0.2
- [x] Write examples // v0.0.1 - https://github.com/ClownChu/kita-color/commits/0.0.1
- [x] Write tests // v0.0.1 - https://github.com/ClownChu/kita-color/commits/0.0.1
- [x] Create base // v0.0.1 - https://github.com/ClownChu/kita-color/commits/0.0.1

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About Kita

Kita is a personal assistant developed by Vitor de Souza (ClownChu). Currently coded in .NET, Go, and Node.js. This personal assistant helps with daily tasks, such as: controlling computers, lights, network, schedules, repetitive tasks, among other features.

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Supported color representations

RGB	Hex	HSV	HueYxy
255, 255, 255	#FFFFFF	0, 0, 1	255, 0.33323558422862626, 0.33323558422862626

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License

Kita Color source code is made available under the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 license. (Read more)