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Chameleon is a color framework for Swift and Objective-C applications. It provides systems for programmatic color palette generation, global theme orchestration, hexadecimal conversion, and the extraction of visual data from images.
The main features of viccalexander/chameleon are: Color Frameworks, Global Theme Instances, Seed-Based Palette Generators, Dominant Color Samplers, Hex Parsers, Hexadecimal Color Parsers, Color Palette Generators, Image-Based Color Generators.
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Chameleon is a color framework for Swift and Objective-C applications, providing a toolkit for managing dynamic palettes, gradient libraries, and hexadecimal conversions. It functions as a system for creating harmonious color schemes and calculating contrasting text colors based on background luminance. The project includes an image color extractor that analyzes images to generate matching color schemes or calculate average colors for user interfaces. It also features a gradient color library for creating and applying smooth transitions to backgrounds and text elements. The framework covers
vibrant.js is a JavaScript color extraction library used to identify dominant color palettes from images based on the Android Palette algorithm. It functions as an image palette generator and a color processing tool that converts extracted data between RGB, HSL, and Hexadecimal formats. The library analyzes image pixels to categorize colors into specific profiles, including vibrant, muted, dark, and light. It also includes an accessible text color calculator that determines high-contrast hex colors for text overlays based on a selected background color. The toolset covers automated palette g
Grade is a JavaScript library for image color analysis and dynamic theme generation. It extracts the most prominent colors from an image to automatically generate complementary CSS gradients and coordinated color palettes for web interfaces. The tool identifies dominant colors using pixel-data analysis and applies mathematical offsets to determine matching hues. It can inject these calculated values directly into the document as CSS custom properties or export the gradient data as a raw array for custom visual implementation.
mdui is a framework-agnostic UI library and design system based on Material Design 3 standards. It provides a comprehensive set of reusable interface elements implemented as native Web Components, ensuring compatibility across different JavaScript frameworks. The library features a sophisticated theming system that supports light and dark modes, as well as the ability to generate dynamic color palettes from seed colors or image sources. It distinguishes itself with a high level of flexibility in visual customization, using CSS custom properties to control design tokens such as typography, cor