package color-brewery
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Description
Allow to select color palettes given certain characteristics. This is based on the excellent site http://colorbrewer2.org/ It also defines common functions to define colored ranges.
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Color brewery
This module offers colors palettes and functions to brew new colors. In particular, it gives an easy access to the color schemes of ColorBrewer designed by the cartographer Cynthia A. Brewer to assist mapmakers in choosing appropriate color schemes. It also provides a color gradient function.
Install
The easier way to install this library is to use opam:
opam install color-breweryIf you prefer to compile by hand, install the dependencies listed in color-brewery.opam and issue dune build @install.
Documentation
The documentation is available in color_brewery.mli or online.
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| Version | OCaml 4.11 | OCaml 4.14 | OCaml 5.2 | OCaml 5.4 | OCaml 5.5 |
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| 0.2 (this version) | good | good | good | good | good |
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