string-to-hex-code-color
===========

Basic usage

An javascript library that lets you obtain css colors (hexadecimal code) from strings of text using hash functions. Different text inputs will give you different colors, which makes it a great tool to visualize different tags or text strings.

Bug-reports or feature request as well as any other kind of feedback is highly welcome!

Check the live demo here!!

To install the package just use:

``
npm install string-to-hex-code-color -S
`


then import the module in your typescript class (or js script)

`typescript
import {String2HexCodeColor} from 'string-to-hex-code-color';
`

and to obtain an hexadecimal code color from a string you just:


`typescript
const string2HexCodeColor = new String2HexCodeColor();
console.log("color for the text 'Test Text':")
console.log(string2HexCodeColor.stringToColor('Test Text'))

console.log("color for the text 'Test Text':")
console.log(string2HexCodeColor.stringToColor('Test Text2'))
`

this will give you the hex colors:

`
color for the text 'Test Text':
#fb8f94
color for the text 'Test Text2':
#976ffd
`

which are

![](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/HugoJBello/string-to-hex-code-color/master/screenshots/str2col1TextExample.png)

and

![](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/HugoJBello/string-to-hex-code-color/master/screenshots/str2col1TextExample2.png)

Shade

If you want to obtain darker or lighter colors than usual you can add a second parameter to shade the output. For instance


`typescript
const string2HexCodeColor = new String2HexCodeColor();
console.log("color for the text 'Test Text' with shade -0.5")
console.log(string2HexCodeColor.stringToColor('Test Text',-0.5))

console.log("color for the text 'Test Text' with shade -0.2")
console.log(string2HexCodeColor.stringToColor('Test Text',-0.2))

console.log("color for the text 'Test Text' with shade 0.2")
console.log(string2HexCodeColor.stringToColor('Test Text',0.2))
`

this will give you the hex colors:

`
color for the text 'Test Text' with shade -0.5
#7e484a
color for the text 'Test Text2' with shade -0.2:
#c97276
color for the text 'Test Text2' with shade 0.2:
#fca5a9
`

which are

![](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/HugoJBello/string-to-hex-code-color/master/screenshots/shade1.png)


![](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/HugoJBello/string-to-hex-code-color/master/screenshots/shade2.png)

![](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/HugoJBello/string-to-hex-code-color/master/screenshots/shade3.png)

Here you have more examples with different shades:

![](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/HugoJBello/string-to-hex-code-color/master/screenshots/table.png)

Default shade

`typescript
const string2HexCodeColor = new String2HexCodeColor(0.2);
``

will give you lighter colors.