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oklchcsspalette 1.2.3

OKLCH_CSS_Palette_Builder

You can make OKLCH CSS palettes by using this!
What is this?
This is a Python library which makes OKLCH CSS palettes.
OKLCH is a perceptually uniform color space designed by Björn Ottosson in 2020 (you can read his blog).
You can use it as CSS Color Module Level 4 with the most of modern browsers (check Can I Use...).
Although we can use OKLCH Color Picker & Converter, I think it is not easy to use because the surface of OKLCH is not flat.
So I wrote this library for CSS developers.
Installation
For Pip:
pip install oklchcsspalette

For Poetry:
poetry add oklchcsspalette

How to use?
With Python >= 3.9, you can use this library as below.
from sys import argv

from oklchcsspalette import OklchCssPaletteBuilder

def main():
attributes = tuple(map(int, argv[1:7]))
ocpb = OklchCssPaletteBuilder(*attributes)
ocpb.make_css(argv[7])

if __name__ == "__main__":
main()

The attributes are int values needed to calcurate chromas on OKLCH space.
The argv[7] is a CSS file path. It must ends with ".css" (upper cases are ok).
Contrast ratio with srgb
For the web accessibility, the necessary minimum of the diffs of lightnesses are below.

At least 3:1 (Level AA of large scale of text) -> 35
At least 4.5:1 (Level AA of text or Level AAA of large scale of text) -> 45
At least 7:1 (Level AAA of text) -> 55

I calculated these values on a gray scale (chroma = 0). I have not checked on other colors (chroma > 0), but I think I will get similar results.
With p3 and rec2020, a contrast ratio is not defined, but I think we can use these values.
License
MIT License
Attention

This library does not yield Tailwind CSS color names.
This library outputs duplicated colors; black and white.

Links

https://github.com/CHRIBUR0309/OKLCH_CSS_Palette_Builder
https://pypi.org/project/oklchcsspalette/