Color representations and representation conversions in Python. _Väri_ means ‘color’ in Finnish.
install
pip install vari. Done.
use
Create a Vari instance with one of many color representations:
Vari(rgb=(255, 0, 0)) Vari(‘#ff0000’) Vari(‘red’)
Ask the instance for other representations:
c = Vari(‘#f00’) c.rgb # (255, 0, 0) c.hex # ‘#ff0000’ c.x256 # 196
future
hsl repr
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Metadata
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