4.2.3

Patch Release 4.2.3

• 957531f mention .hex() is lossy (#244)
• d00bd1a Correct the limits on XYZ model
• 4ac1315 mark the package as side-effects free (#189)
• f34a0ba use correct WCAG luminance constant (fixes #248)
• 9dcc3b7 update YIQ formula constants (fixes #107, ref chartjs#2)
• 5696221 remove numeric separators
  • Not sure why I had such a strong stance on this. I see now how annoying and terrible they are. Apologies to everyone who was affected, this was a bad decision on my part.
• b26040e remove bitchy issue template

Thanks to @csandman, @zdenekkostal, @technobuddha, and @maranomynet for their contributions!

4.2.2

Patch Release 4.2.2

• 406d384 contast ratio level AAA is above 7:1
• c7b8e75 fix linting issues
• 5df6f50 don't compute valpha based on faulty argument counts (fixes #250)

Thanks to @shfshanyue for their contribution!

4.2.1

Patch Release 4.2.1

NOTE: This is a metadata patch that changes no functionality of the library itself.

• Restrict node version to ">=12.5.0" #236

Thank you @wtho for their contribution!

4.2.0

Minor Release 4.2.0

• Add .hexa() method (#237)

Thanks to @n0rush for their contribution!

4.1.0

Minor Release 4.1.0

• Update color-string to 1.9.0

4.0.2

Patch Release 4.0.2

• Bump color-string to ~1.7.4

4.0.1

Patch Release 4.0.1

• Remove no-op in integer constructor (#208)
• Fixed var to const in readme

3.2.1 (Hotfix)

Patch Release 3.2.1

• Revert color-convert back down to <2 since v2 introduced ES6 syntax.

If you need color-convert@>=2 then you'll need to have ES6 support. It's 2021, embrace it. 🙂

4.0.0

Major Release 4.0.0

NOTE: "Major" here used loosely. This release is an interim major release that introduces ES6 syntax into the package without changing the import method (require()). There will be a follow-up major release that switches entirely to ESM and will set the appropriate engine key in package.json. This was just a necessary first step to allow those who don't (yet) use ESModules a sane place to upgrade and pin to.

• Move ES6 syntax (i.e. const/let, still using require)

3.2.0

Minor Release 3.2.0

NOTE: This is the final release of color that uses ES5 syntax. For those following along, 4.0.0 was just released that switches to ES6 (const/let) syntax, which will (at some point) be followed by another major release that further switches to ES Modules entirely. This will be a sweeping change across the color package suite (color, color-string, color-convert). Keep a look out if these issues have been bothering you.

• Bumps color convert to latest (fixes some issues with HCG)
• Bumps mocha to latest