README.md
# ColorSpeaker
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ColorSpeaker is a PHP Experts, Inc., Project is an easy-to-use converter for different types of color models.
It aims to support all major color models: RGB, CSS hex codes, HSL and HSV.
## Installation
Via Composer
```bash
composer require phpexperts/color-speaker
```
## Usage
Initialize it with 3 standard RGB integers:
```php
$rgbSpeaker = ColorSpeaker::fromRGB(123, 111, 55);
$hexSpeaker = ColorSpeaker::fromHexCode('#7B6F37');
$hslSpeaker = ColorSpeaker::fromHSL(49, 38, 35);
```
It can easily be used as a string for css-compatible output:
```php
$csv = ".box { background-color: $rgbSpeaker; }";
// .box { background-color: rgb(123, 111, 55); }
$csvHex = ".box { background-color: $hexSpeaker; }";
// .box { background-color: #7B6F37; }
```
You can also fetch the RGBColor and the HexColor directly:
```php
$rgbColor = $rgbSpeaker->toRGB();
/*
(string) $rgbColor === rgb(123, 111, 55);
SimpleDTO => {
'red' => 123,
'green' => 111,
'blue' => 55
};
*/
```
See the [**SimpleDTO Project**](https://github.com/phpexpertsinc/simple-dto) for more.
You can also export to different color formats:
```php
$hexColor = $rgbSpeaker->toHexCode();
/**
(string) $hexColor === #7B6F37
SimpleDTO => {
'hex' => '#7B6F37
}
**/
```
All colors serializable and easily converted to JSON objects:
```php
$linguist = ColorSpeaker::fromHexCode('#7B6F37');
$rgbColor = $linguist->toRGB();
echo json_encode($rgbColor, JSON_PRETTY_PRINT);
/**
{
"red": 123,
"green": 111,
"blue": 55
}
**/
```
# Use cases
PHPExperts\ColorSpeaker\ColorSpeaker
✔ Can be constructed from an RGBColor
✔ Can be constructed from a HexColor
✔ Can be constructed from an HSLColor
✔ From RGB: Will only accept integers between 0 and 255, inclusive
✔ From CSS Hex: Will only accept a valid 3 or 6 digit Hex color string,
starting with a "#" sign
✔ Can return an RGBColor
✔ Can return a CSSHexColor
✔ Can return an HSLColor
✔ Can be outputted as a CSS string
PHPExperts\ColorSpeaker\DTOs\RGBColor
✔ Will only accept integers between 0 and 255, inclusive
✔ Will only accept literal integers
✔ Can be constructed with a zero-indexed array
✔ Can be outputted as a CSS string
PHPExperts\ColorSpeaker\DTOs\CSSHexColor
✔ Can assert if a string is a valid CSS hex color
✔ The hex code must start with a "#" sign
✔ Will only accept three digit and six digit hex codes
✔ Can be outputted as a CSS string
PHPExperts\ColorSpeaker\DTOs\HSLColor
✔ Will only accept a valid HSL geometry of percentages or percent-integers
✔ Can be constructed with a zero-indexed array
✔ Can be constructed with integers
✔ Can be outputted as a CSS string
## Testing
```bash
phpunit --testdox
```
# Contributors
[Theodore R. Smith](https://www.phpexperts.pro/]) <theodore@phpexperts.pro>
GPG Fingerprint: 4BF8 2613 1C34 87AC D28F 2AD8 EB24 A91D D612 5690
CEO: PHP Experts, Inc.
A **big** shoutout to https://www.w3schools.com/colors/colors_converter.asp.
That *wonderful* color converter made this project's development 70% easier!
## License
MIT license. Please see the [license file](LICENSE) for more information.