Color::Scheme - Generate color schemes from a base color
use Color::Scheme;
my $color = Color.new( "#1A3CFA" );
# this is the sugar
my @palette = color-scheme( $color, 'six-tone-ccw' );
# for this
my @palette = color-scheme( $color, color-scheme-angles<six-tone-ccw'> );
# debug flag, to visually inspect the colors
# creates "colors.html" in the current directory
my @palette = color-scheme( $color, 'triadic', :debug );
With Color::Scheme you can create schemes/palettes of colors that work well together.
You pick a base color and one of sixteen schemes and the module will generate a list of colors that harmonize. How many colors depends on the scheme.
There are 16 schemes available:
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split-complementary (3 colors)
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split-complementary-cw (3 colors)
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split-complementary-ccw (3 colors)
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triadic (3 colors)
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clash (3 colors)
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tetradic (4 colors)
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four-tone-cw (4 colors)
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four-tone-ccw (4 colors)
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five-tone-a (5 colors)
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five-tone-b (5 colors)
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five-tone-cs (5 colors)
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five-tone-ds (5 colors)
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five-tone-es (5 colors)
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analogous (6 colors)
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neutral (6 colors)
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six-tone-ccw (6 colors)
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six-tone-cw (6 colors)
Those schemes are just lists of angles in a hash ( Color::Scheme::color-scheme-angles).
You can use the second form of the color-scheme sub to pass in your own angles if you have to.
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