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color-diff

0.1.7

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Version 0.1.7 Details

Color-diff is a JavaScript library designed for advanced color manipulation and comparison, specifically focusing on the CIEDE2000 color difference algorithm. It allows developers to convert between RGB and LAB color spaces and, crucially, map colors from one palette to the nearest or most dissimilar color in another, using the perceptually accurate CIEDE2000 difference. This makes it valuable for applications involving color matching, palette optimization, and ensuring visual contrast.

Version 0.1.7, released on February 20, 2015, represents a small but potentially significant update over the previous stable version, 0.1.6, released on January 29, 2015. While the core functionality, description, and development dependencies remain identical, the release date indicates that version 0.1.7 likely contains bug fixes, performance improvements, or minor refinements to existing features. While the specifics are not explicitly detailed in the provided data, the relatively short time between releases suggests an effort to address user feedback or resolve identified issues.

Developers considering using color-diff should be aware of its BSD license, git repository, and author information, confirming the package's open-source nature and origin. The presence of development dependencies like assert, mocha, coveralls, and istanbul are interesting for the developers that want to contribute with the project because hints at a well-tested and maintained codebase, making integration smoother. Weighing the potential for marginal improvements, developers may choose the newer version, 0.1.7, assuming that bug fixes were implemented, or to remain on 0.1.6 if existing implementations are completely stable.

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