Recent Releases of ochre
ochre - v0.4.0
This feature release provides a simple ColorPair type that can to extended in the future (for low contrast detection, for instance).
We also made all color types hashable, breaking change, since they must be immutable.
Update the library using pip:
console
$ pip install -U ochre
What's Changed
- Increased the robustness of color comparisons (fec9475646337990a9fa40a7d0146c05e9f6fbfd, 5d52977249f6f3d29334500ec31be64cae6a0928, 4d001d3a6f819830f7ffcd8abed4ce032cde1b04)
- Added the
ColorPairtype (a3408b08ef77bf31f52f732f0d346860e6afa447) - Made all concrete types immutable and hashable (8e666f12025f629003fdd1ec6b5cde106789f681, 588b03392875ff27629b7094d92f6a340a415c60)
- Bump pytest to 6.2.5 by @dependabot in https://github.com/getcuia/ochre/pull/19
- Bump hypothesis to 6.31.6 by @dependabot in https://github.com/getcuia/ochre/pull/25
- Bump mypy to 0.920 by @dependabot in https://github.com/getcuia/ochre/pull/26
- Python
Published by schneiderfelipe about 4 years ago
ochre - v0.1.0
This is the first release of ochre 🎉, a tiny Python package for working with colors.
ochre is meant to be easy to use, simple, and focus on human color perception.
Notable features
- Companion API to colorsys
- Support for RGB (red-green-blue) and HCL (hue-chroma-luminance) color spaces
- Extended web colors
- Back and forth conversions
- Well tested
- Zero dependencies
- Python
Published by schneiderfelipe over 4 years ago