colorforms
Convert colors from one format to another.
This tool will read a color in rgb or hex format piped from stdin, and convert to the opposite format (rgb -> hex, hex -> rgb).
Example:
$ echo "#FFEE00" | colorforms
rgb(255, 238, 0)
Usage notes:
The following patterns are valid:
hhh (rgb)
#hhh (rgb)
hhhh (rgba)
#hhhh (rgba)
hhhhhh (rgb)
#hhhhhh (rgb)
hhhhhhhh (rgba)
#hhhhhhhh (rgba)
rgb(n,n,n) (rgb)
rgb(n,n,n,n) (rgba)
rgba(n,n,n,n) (rgba)
Installation
From PyPi:
pip install colorforms
...or...
python -m pip install colorforms
Geany integration
I use this tool inside Geany, to quickly convert colors back and forth with a keyboard shortcut.
- From the Geany menu, select "Edit -> Format -> Send selection to -> Set custom commands"
- In the popup dialog, choose an empty Command / Label line. In the "Command" field, type "colorforms". Add an appropriate label, such as "Convert color format".
Now this tool will be available from the Edit menu.
- Select the string you want to convert.
- From the Geany menu, select "Edit -> Format -> Send selection to -> Convert color format"
If you put this tool in one of the first three lines, you automatically get a keyboard shortcut you can use to invoke it. For example, entering colorforms on line 2 will make it possible to select a color value, and simply press "CTRL-2" to convert to the opposite format.
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