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color-diff

0.1.3

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Version 0.1.3 Details

Color-diff is a lightweight npm package designed for advanced color manipulation and comparison tasks. It implements the CIEDE2000 color difference algorithm, considered one of the most accurate methods for quantifying perceptual color differences. This functionality alone makes it valuable for applications where precise color matching or comparison is crucial, such as image processing, design tools, and quality control systems. Beyond color difference calculation, the library also offers conversion utilities between the commonly used RGB color space and the Lab color space, which is perceptually uniform, and algorithms for mapping colors from one palette to the closest matching colors in another, which is extremely useful for color palette optimization and color scheme generation.

Between version 0.1.2 and 0.1.3, several key improvements were introduced to enhance the developer experience and testing capabilities. Most notable is the addition of development dependencies for testing and code coverage, specifically Mocha for running tests, Coveralls for coverage reporting, and Istanbul for code coverage analysis. This indicates a focus on code quality and reliability in the newer version. Additionally, while the core functionality remained consistent, the repository URL changed slightly, reflecting a potential organizational or ownership shift in the project's management. Developers should note the upgraded testing framework, suggesting a higher level of confidence in the stability and accuracy of the library's calculations in version 0.1.3. The addition of testing also allows for contributions, and easier usage by developers.

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