Colourettu is a small collection of colour functions in Python. These can be used to determine the (relative) luminosity of a colour and the contrast between two colours. There is also the palette class for dealing with a ‘list’ of colours.
Installation
pip install colourettu
Documentation
Full documentation is available at http://minchin.ca/colourettu/
Changelog
Full changelog is available at http://minchin.ca/colourettu/changelog.html
Links
Code, on GitHub: http://www.github.com/minchinweb/colourettu/
Report a Bug! https://github.com/minchinweb/colourettu/issues
Documentation: http://minchin.ca/colourettu/
Listing on PyPI: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/colourettu
License
Colourettu is licensed under the MIT license.
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