A color picker component for Vue.js 3.
The vue-accessible-color-picker is a versatile and user-friendly color picker component crafted for Vue.js applications. This component stands out due to its simplicity and accessibility, catering to developers who need an efficient way to incorporate color selection functionalities within their projects. With its focus on usability and an array of customizable options, it enhances the overall user experience for web applications.
This tool is particularly valuable for developers who leverage Vue's reactive nature, making it easy to integrate into existing workflows. Whether you're working on a personal project or a larger application, this color picker grants you precise control over color selection while keeping accessibility in mind.
Alpha Channel Support: You can choose to display controls for the color's alpha channel or hide them based on your design needs, providing flexibility in how colors are represented.
Customizable Color Input: Accepts any valid CSS color string or different color formats such as HSL, HSV, HWB, or RGB, allowing for broad compatibility with existing styles.
Clipboard Integration: Features a custom copy function that allows you to easily copy color values to the clipboard, enhancing user convenience.
Default Color Format Selection: Set a default color format to display when the picker loads, making it easier for users to start their color selection.
Dynamic Component ID: Supports a customizable ID for input elements, which is useful for handling multiple instances of the color picker on a single page without id conflicts.
Flexible Visible Formats: Controls the formats shown in the color input elements and the cycling order for a better user experience when switching formats.
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