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Colour libraries compared as pointers: culori, chroma.js, Color Thief, node-vibrant, Pylette
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A reference table for designers and developers choosing a library to convert colours or pull a palette from an image. For each of five libraries it gives the licence as written, install route and documentation link. It is based on README and licence files only; nothing was run and no libraries are ranked.
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Colour libraries compared as pointers: culori, chroma.js, Color Thief, node-vibrant, Pylette
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A reference table for designers and developers choosing a library to convert colours or pull a palette from an image. For each of five libraries it gives the licence as written, install route and documentation link. It is based on README and licence files only; nothing was run and no libraries are ranked.
Useful starting points
- Read the licence file yourself before shipping: one library states two different licence names in different places, and another has no licence file at the pinned commit.
- Extracted palettes can differ between browsers, Node versions and machines for at least one of these libraries, so check results on the machine that renders final output.
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