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colorify

🎨 A simple Flutter package to generate deterministic, random colors from a given dynamic seed.

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Colorify

An extremely simple Flutter package that deterministically converts arbitrary dynamic input into a Color. Published mainly for personal use to avoid reinventing the wheel in my projects.

Usage

Basic Example
import 'package:colorify/colorify.dart' as c;
import 'package:flutter/material.dart';

void main() {
  final input = 'example-seed';
  final color = c.colorify(input);
  print(color); // Outputs a Color object deterministically derived from 'example-seed'.
}
Customizing Color Type

You can specify the type of colors generated by using the ColorType enum:

  • ColorType.all: Generates colors from the full spectrum.
  • ColorType.brights: Generates bright and vibrant colors.

Example:

import 'package:colorify/colorify.dart' as c;
import 'package:flutter/material.dart';

void main() {
  final input = 'example-seed';

  // Generate a color from the full spectrum
  final allColors = c.colorify(input, colorType: c.ColorType.all);

  // Generate a bright color
  final brightColor = c.colorify(input, colorType: c.ColorType.brights);
}
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Matthew Trent ↗

SWE @ Sorce (YC F25) | MS CS @ Columbia | Prev. @ Probe, Magi, Confesi (Founder) | Honors BS CS w/ Distinction

Sorce (YC F25)San Francisco, CA
LanguagesC++CMakeDartSwiftCHTMLKotlinObjective-C

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Dependency list 4 items

  • flutter{"sdk":"flutter"}
  • crypto^3.0.6
  • flutter_testDevelopment{"sdk":"flutter"}
  • flutter_lintsDevelopment^4.0.0

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