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    Color thief reimplementation for Bun.js (just a copy of color-thief-node but supports bun)

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    • color-thief-bun
    • color-thief-bun/src/color-thief.js

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    Color Thief Node

    Color thief reimplementation for Node.js.

    The original color thief project relies on the browser Canvas object to extract pixels from images. It does not work well in Node.js environment because the Canvas object does not natively exist in Node.js.

    This project, however, relies on the node-canvas library to simulate a Canvas object in Node.js environment. The source code has also been rewritten in ES6 fashion with support for promise.

    Test

    npm run test

    or

    yarn test

    Installation

    npm i color-thief-node

    or

    yarn add color-thief-node

    Usage

    Get the Dominant Color from an Image

    const { getColorFromURL } = require('color-thief-node');
    
    (async () => {
        const dominantColor = await getColorFromURL(imageURL);
    })();

    Build a Color Palette from an Image

    const { getPaletteFromURL } = require('color-thief-node');
    
    (async () => {
        const colorPallete = await getPaletteFromURL(imageURL);
    })();

    You can also check out test/index.test.js for more detailed example.