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Colorscheming with Variables

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Introduction

It’ s one thing two have color variables declared on top of your Sass/Less/Stylus stylesheet. It’ s another thing to use them in an intuitive and meaningfull way in your designs. That’s where c-Tiles16 comes in to help out. There are two parts:

  1. A build script named ctiles16, that is a fork of Base16, and can be executed from the terminal/commandline, and generates preprocessor variables to be used by Sass, Less, or Stylus

  2. A colorscheming test playground that is assembled to have the best colorscheming tools, alongside colorscheme-tiles on one webpage-test-playground, making it convenient to create your own colorscheme, with sixteen variables

Getting started

A possible way to make this tool, or rather collection-of-tools, your own can be:

Development

Usage of buildtool

Since c-Tiles16 is a fork of Base16-builder, you can look it up on Github for more information.

Build color variations of Base16 with YAML scheme definitions and ERB templates. Requires Ruby 1.9 or greater.

go in the terminal to c-tiles16/schemes/

cd  c-tiles16/schemes/

To build all schemes:

../ctiles16

Build only the ‘default’ theme

    > ../ctiles16 default.yml

Build a scheme stored on some webspace.

./ctiles16 https://awesome-schemes.com/my-scheme.yml

Credits

Resources

Colorscheming Tools - links

Internal links

License

Copyright (c) 2013 Bram de Haan

Released under MIT Licence