dk.simongray.colour-coded.mix — dk.simongray/colour-coded 0.3.1

Colours between colours, interpolated by the rules that CSS Color 4 gives gradients and color-mix():

• in Oklab, unless a space is given
• with premultiplied alpha
• with a missing component taken from the other colour
• with a hue that turns the shorter way round, unless a method says otherwise

A gradient through several colours places its stops as CSS Images 3 does, in sections 3.4.2 and 3.4.3.

https://www.w3.org/TR/css-color-4/#interpolation https://www.w3.org/TR/css-images-3/#color-stop-fixup

gradient clj/s

(gradient xs)

(gradient xs space)

(gradient xs space hue-method)

A function that takes a position from 0 to 1 and returns the colour there on a gradient through the colours xs, interpolated in the space, by default Oklab, with the hue-method of interpolate.

The colours are the stops of a CSS gradient, each a colour or a pair of a colour and its position, e.g. ["white" 0.2]. CSS's rules place them:

• the first stop is at 0 and the last at 1, unless they have a position
• a stop before an earlier one moves up to it
• the rest are spaced evenly between their neighbours
• the colour changes at once where two stops share a position
• before the first stop and after the last, the colour is theirs

A browser draws a gradient in sRGB when every colour is written as a hex colour, a name, rgb(), hsl() or hwb(), so pass :srgb to match it.

((gradient ["red" ["white" 0.2] "blue"] :srgb) 0.1)
;; as linear-gradient(red, white 20%, blue), a tenth of the way along

gradient-steps clj/s

(gradient-steps xs n)

(gradient-steps xs n space)

(gradient-steps xs n space hue-method)

The n colours evenly spaced along the gradient through the colours xs, both ends included, in the space and with the hue-method of gradient.

hue-methods clj/s

The ways that a hue can turn from one colour to another, by CSS Color 4.

interpolate clj/s

(interpolate a b)

(interpolate a b space)

(interpolate a b space hue-method)

A function that takes a progress from 0 to 1 and returns the colour that far from the colour a to b. It interpolates in the space, by default Oklab, and turns a hue by the hue-method, one of hue-methods, by default :shorter.

mix clj/s

(mix a b)

(mix a b p)

(mix a b p space)

(mix a b p space hue-method)

The colour p of the way from the colour a to b, where p runs from 0 to 1 and is by default 0.5. It interpolates in the space, by default Oklab, with the hue-method of interpolate. It's color-mix(in space, a, b p) with p as a percentage.

steps clj/s

(steps a b n)

(steps a b n space)

(steps a b n space hue-method)

The n colours evenly spaced from the colour a to b, both included, interpolated in the space, by default Oklab, with the hue-method of interpolate.