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It is easy to just import the material library and do getColorTonesMap(Color(harmonize(Color.Blue.toArgb(), MaterialTheme.colorScheme.primary.toArgb()))), however it would be really nice to have this specific thing built into the library and mentioned somewhere in the readme.
Nobody at all is talking about harmonized color palettes and ive spent hours trying to find a solution until I've stumbled on your library by looking up something unrelated to color harmonization
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Hi. A little bit late, may i ask what's exactly the feature requested? You want it to be on README if i understand it correctly? There is nothing wrong with the feature?
Hi. A little bit late, may i ask what's exactly the feature requested? You want it to be on README if i understand it correctly? There is nothing wrong with the feature?
hi. there is nothing wrong with the feature. what i mean is it would be nice to have an implementation of harmonized tonal palettes inside the library itself (including a variant with adjusted saturation which i have done here if you're curious).
right now, to have a harmonized tonal palette, you have to import a whole library, which is inconvenient and inefficient
It is easy to just import the material library and do
getColorTonesMap(Color(harmonize(Color.Blue.toArgb(), MaterialTheme.colorScheme.primary.toArgb())))
, however it would be really nice to have this specific thing built into the library and mentioned somewhere in the readme.Nobody at all is talking about harmonized color palettes and ive spent hours trying to find a solution until I've stumbled on your library by looking up something unrelated to color harmonization
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: