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d3-color

Colorspaces! This code is currently EXPERIMENTAL and represents the in-development D3 4.0 API. The 4.0 API is largely backwards-compatible, but differs from 3.x in several ways:

A new color method parses the specified string according to CSS Color Module Level 3 and returns the corresponding color in its colorspace. For HSL color values, this is the HSL colorspace; for other values, the RGB colorspace is used.
In addition, the color method now correctly parses RGB colors with percentages (e.g., rgb(30%,40%,50%)). Decimal values where integers are required are no longer allowed (e.g., rgb(100.5,0,0) is not a valid color).
The rgb.brighter method no longer special-cases behavior for black and very dark channels; it is now a simple channel multiplier, consistent with rgb.darker and implementations in the other colorspaces.
The rgb.hsl method has been removed; use the appropriate constructor to convert any desired colorspace (e.g., hsl(foo)).
All colorspaces, including RGB, now support the color.rgb method. This method returns a color instance representing the nearest-equivalent color in the RGB colorspace. For RGB colors, it returns this. Use the rgb constructor if you want a copy.
When converting to HCL, hue and chroma are no longer undefined if the luminance is zero. Thus, the roundtrip from Lab to HCL and back again no longer loses information.
Colors are now validated upon construction. For example, an RGB color’s r, g and b values are integers in the range [0,100]; an HSL color’s h is a number in the range [0,360), while s and l are numbers in the range [0,1].