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Version: 1.1.x

Color

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Because the sass:color module already, the namespace is prefixed with an underscore to avoid conflict or can named differentlt (like clr for example).

@use "@glsass/tools/tools.color" as _color;

tint() & shade()​

Since v1.0.0

These two functions allow to lighten or darken a color. Regarding the Sass documentation, it uses the color.shade() instead of the regular color.darken() and color.lighten() functions.

_color.tint($color, $level: 1, $interval: 8%);
_color.shade($color, $level: 1, $interval: 8%);

yiq-contrast()​

Deprecated v1.1.0
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This function has deprecated since the v1.1.0. Use instead the color-contrast function which use the WCAG algorithm for a better color and respected a minimum contrast ratio.

As example, for the red #f00 color, this function will return the light color (a.k.a. white), but the contrast ratio is only 3.99:1. The color-contrast will return the dark color (or black) because it will generate a ratio of 5.25:1.

Even if you think that some colors combination will be prettier, it may make it less readable for some people.

This function was one of the most used inside this framework. It calculate the best color choice for the text from the background color given.

The text color is generally "black" or "white". In Glsass, the black color is the default text color (#212121) and the white is just white (#fff).

_color.yiq-contrast($color, $dark: colors.$g-color-text, $light: colors.$g-color-white);

color: _color.yiq-contrast(red);
// Returns #fff

color: _color.yiq-contrast(yellow);
// Returns #212121