A CLI tool to print the hex color code, RGB, HSL and color name from color code, RGB, or color name(if exists, according to jonathantneal/color-names).
cargo install iro
iro <hex color code>
iro -r(--rgb) <r g b>
The color code do not need '#' at the beginning.
ex:
iro ffffff or iro 123456 333333
iro -r 25 34 187 or iro --rgb 0 0 255 120 120 240
You can also search color name and print colors that match the queries.
iro -s(--search) <query>
ex:
iro -s your pink
sample-1
sample-2
sample-3
sample-4
sample-5
When working on a GUI app launcher with iced, which is a really great framework, I was annoyed that it requires RGB tuples as 0.0 to 1.0. And of course there are a bunch of 'online converters' of the color code, but they do not work for me effectively because of the UI (they don't offer the 0-1 RGB converter, and we can't convert multiple color codes simultaneously). This is why I made this CLI app.