[DRAFT] Feature: Luminance Scale #44
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This converts one color into a luminance-based scale. Inspired from TailwindCSS's 10-color luminance-based(ish) scale.
This reverts commit 66a3045.
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6a24b0d adds a Inspiration and help from this stack overflow |
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Hey guys, this may be a long shot/edge case feature, but I thought I'd see what you thought.
Knowing how useful working from a luminance-based scale is something everyone may not be aware of. That's why I created https://grayscale.design. This is what has inspired this feature.
Currently, I use this feature on a site where the user can select a primary and secondary color to style their "white labeled" version of the site. So they set two colors, and I can use this
toLuminanceScale()method to come up with a TailwindCSS-esque color scale server-side. These values will be used for custom tailwind classes.I wanted to gauge your interest before updating the README and writing tests (which, by the way, I could use some guidance on as well if you don't mind...).
Let me know what you think!