clr-b10 1.0.1

B10 (Base-4096) color encoding system for packing HEX into 2 characters

B10 Color Encoding (Base-4096)

clr_b10 is a high-density color encoding system designed to minimize data weight in text-based protocols. It allows for the packing of a standard 24-bit HEX color into exactly 2 characters using the custom B10 alphabet.

Key Features

• Ultra-Compression: Reduces string length for colors by 70% compared to HEX strings.
• 24-bit Support: Perfectly maps standard RGB/HEX colors without loss of precision.
• Cross-Platform: Fully compatible with the B10 JavaScript ecosystem.

Installation

pip install clr_b10

Usage

from clr_b10 import clr_b10

# Encoding HEX (#RRGGBB) to B10 (2 characters)
b10_color = clr_b10.from_hex("#FF5733")
print(b10_color)  # Output: 2-character string

# Decoding B10 back to HEX
hex_color = clr_b10.to_hex(b10_color)
print(hex_color)  # Output: #FF5733

# Converting B10 directly to RGB tuple
r, g, b = clr_b10.to_rgb(b10_color)
print(f"RGB: ({r}, {g}, {b})")

Technical Specification

The library uses a base-4096 (12-bit) numerical system. Since a standard color is 24 bits (8 bits each for Red, Green, and Blue), it is split into two 12-bit chunks, each represented by one character from the B10 alphabet.

Support

Contact: [e-mail]

Cite: https://base-4096.vercel.app/