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React Canvas Color Picker
Simple, fast, customizable canvas based color picker built in React. Supports HSLA
, HSVA
color spectrums, and hsla
, hsva
, rgba
, hex
, and hex8
color formats.
Install
npm
npm install react-canvas-color-picker
yarn
yarn add react-canvas-color-picker
Basic Usage
import React, { useState, useRef, useCallback } from "react";
import { ColorPicker, ColorFormats } from "react-canvas-color-picker";
export default function App() {
const [color, setColor] = useState({ r: 255, g: 255, b: 255, a: 1 });
const formats = useRef<ColorFormats[]>(["rgba"]);
const handleChange = useCallback(({ colors }) => {
setColor({ ...colors.rgba });
}, []);
return (
<ColorPicker
spectrum="hsva"
formats={formats.current}
initialColor={color}
onPanStart={handleChange}
onPan={handleChange}
/>
);
}
Props
Prop | Required | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|---|
initialColor |
no | RGBA , HSLA , HSVA , HEX , CSS Color |
{ r: 255, g: 255, b: 255, a: 1 } |
Color the color picker will mount with |
formats |
no | ColorFormats[] ex: ["rgba", hsla"] |
["rgba"] |
Array of color formats sent in callback functions |
spectrum |
no | "hsva" or "hsla" |
hsva |
Specify which color spectrum to use |
spectrumWidth |
no | number |
240 |
Sets width of color box and sliders |
spectrumHeight |
no | number |
240 |
Sets height of color box |
sliderHeight |
no | number |
14 |
Sets height of hue and alpha sliders |
className |
no | string |
undefined |
Additional classes for parent container |
spectrumClasses |
no | string |
undefined |
Additional classes for hsla / hsva spectrum container |
hueClasses |
no | string |
undefined |
Additional classes for hue slider container |
alphaClasses |
no | string |
undefined |
Additional classes for alpha slider container |
handleClasses |
no | string |
undefined |
Additional classes for slider and spectrum handles |
hideAlpha |
no | boolean |
false |
Removes the alpha selector |
onPanStart |
no | (event: colorPickerChangeEvent) => void |
undefined |
Callback function when pan starts |
onPan |
no | (event: colorPickerChangeEvent) => void |
undefined |
Callback function on pan |
onPanEnd |
no | (event: colorPickerChangeEvent) => void |
undefined |
Callback function when pan ends |
Change Events
onPanStart
, onPan
, and onPanEnd
all return an object containing the colors specified in the formats
prop, and the id
of the spectrum or slider that was panned with. Note: make sure to wrap handlers in useCallback
.
{
colors: object;
canvasId: string;
}
setColor
Sometimes you'll want to set the color of the color picker after it's been mounted (imagine changing a hex input, or clicking a color swatch). For this use case there is a setColor
method which can be access by passing a ref to the color picker.
import React, { useRef } from "react";
import { ColorPicker, SetColor } from "react-canvas-color-picker";
export default function App() {
const colorPickerRef = useRef<SetColor>();
const setRandomColor = () => {
const newColor = {
r: Math.random() * 255,
g: Math.random() * 255,
b: Math.random() * 255,
a: 1
};
colorPickerRef.current?.setColor(newColor);
};
return (
<>
<ColorPicker ref={colorPickerRef} />
<button onClick={setRandomColor}>Random Color</button>
</>
);
}