Theme Colors

Easily generate color shades for themes

Overview:

The theme-colors package is designed to allow developers to easily generate color shades for themes. It provides a convenient way to create a color palette for your project.

Features:

npm version: Get the version of the theme-colors package you are currently using.
npm downloads: Track the number of downloads for the theme-colors package.
codecov: Measure test coverage for the codebase.
package phobia: Find the size of the package before installing it.
bundle phobia: Analyze the bundle size impact of the package in your project.

Summary:

The theme-colors package is a useful tool for generating color shades for themes. It offers various features such as tracking the package version and download count, measuring test coverage, and analyzing package size impact. It is inspired by the tailwindcolorshades package and is licensed under MIT.

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