russoedu / font-color-contrast

const hexRegEx = /0x/i

let isRGB: boolean

let isArray: boolean

let isHexString: boolean

let isHexNumber: boolean

type ColorIntensity = number | string

/**

 * Analyses the color (normally used in the background) and retrieves what color (black or white) has a better contrast.

 * @param hex The hex color number that must be a valid hexadecimal color number, with 6 characters, to work correctly

 * @example fontColorContrast(0XF3DC56) === fontColorContrast(15981654)

 */

function fontColorContrast (hex: number): '#ffffff' | '#000000'

/**

 * Analyses the color (normally used in the background) and retrieves what color (black or white) has a better contrast.

 * @param hex The hex color string that must be a valid hexadecima color number to work correctly. Works with or without '#', with 3 or 6 color chars

 * @example fontColorContrast('00FFDD') === fontColorContrast('0FD') === fontColorContrast('#00FFDD') === fontColorContrast('#0FD')

 */

 function fontColorContrast (hex: string): '#ffffff' | '#000000'

/**

 * Analyses the color (normally used in the background) and retrieves what color (black or white) has a better contrast.

 * @param red The red portion of the color. Must be a number between 0 and 255

 * @param green The green portion of the color. Must be a number between 0 and 255

 * @param blue The blue portion of the color. Must be a number between 0 and 255

 * @example fontColorContrast('00', 'F3', D8) === fontColorContrast(0, 243, 216) === fontColorContrast(0x0, 0xF3, 0xd8)

 */

function fontColorContrast (red: number, green: number, blue: number): '#ffffff' | '#000000'

/**

 * Analyses the color (normally used in the background) and retrieves what color (black or white) has a better contrast.

 * @param redGreenBlue Array with red, green and blue. Each value must be a number between 0 and 255

 * @example fontColorContrast(['00', 'F3', 'D8']) === fontColorContrast([0, 243, 216]) === fontColorContrast([0x0, 0xF3, 0xd8])

 */

function fontColorContrast (redGreenBlue: number[]): '#ffffff' | '#000000'

function fontColorContrast (hexColorOrRedOrArray: string | number | number[], green?: number, blue?: number) {

  let red = 0

  isRGB = !!(green !== undefined && blue !== undefined)

  isArray = Array.isArray(hexColorOrRedOrArray)

  isHexString = typeof hexColorOrRedOrArray === 'string' && !isRGB

  isHexNumber = typeof hexColorOrRedOrArray === 'number' && !isRGB

  if (isHexString || isHexNumber) {

    [red, green, blue] = hexColorToRGB(hexColorOrRedOrArray as ColorIntensity)

  } else if (isRGB || isArray) {

    [red, green, blue] = arrayOrRgbToRGB(hexColorOrRedOrArray as number | number[], green as number, blue as number)

  } else {

    // Not a color, respond with white color

    return '#ffffff'

  }

  return contrastFromHSP(red, green, blue)

}

export default fontColorContrast

/**

 * Converts a hexadecimal string to it's correspondent integer

 * @param hexString The hexadecimal string

 * @returns The integer value

 */

function hexToDec (hexString: string): number {

  const decString = (hexString).replace(/[^a-f0-9]/gi, '')

  return parseInt(decString, 16)

}

/**

 * Converts a ColorIntensity string or number, with all possibilities (e.g. '#009', '009', '#000099', '000099', 153, 0x00099) to the respective RGB values

 * @param hexColor The color string or number

 * @returns The array with the RGB values

 * @example All these examples produces the same value

 * hexColorToRGB('#0C9')

 * hexColorToRGB('0C9')

 * hexColorToRGB('#00CC99')

 * hexColorToRGB('00cc99')

 * hexColorToRGB(52377)

 * hexColorToRGB(0x00Cc99)

 */

function hexColorToRGB (hexColor: ColorIntensity): [red: number, green: number, blue: number] {

  let red: number, green: number, blue: number

  const hasHash = hashRegEx.test(hexColor as string)

  const hasHex = hexRegEx.test(hexColor as string)

  const color: string = isHexNumber

    ? hexColor.toString(16)

    : hasHash

      ? (hexColor as string).replace(hashRegEx, '')

      : hasHex

        ? (hexColor as string).replace(hexRegEx, '')

        : hexColor as string

  // Color has only a single char in the last digit, so the last digit must be repeated, and red and green are 0

  if (color.length === 1) {

    red = 0

    green = 0

    blue = hexToDec(color.repeat(2))

  // Color has two chars in the last digit, so red and green are 0

  } else if (color.length === 2) {

    red = 0

    green = 0

    blue = hexToDec(color)

  // Color has one chars for each color, so they must be repeated

  } else if (color.length === 3) {

    red = hexToDec(color[0].repeat(2))

    green = hexToDec(color[1].repeat(2))

    blue = hexToDec(color[2].repeat(2))

  // Color has only for chars, so red is 0

  } else if (color.length === 4) {

    red = 0

    green = hexToDec(color.substr(0, 2))

    blue = hexToDec(color.substr(2, 2))

  // All chars are filled, so no transformation is needed

  } else {

    red = hexToDec(color.substr(0, 2))

    green = hexToDec(color.substr(2, 2))

    blue = hexToDec(color.substr(4, 2))

  }

  return [red, green, blue]

}

/**

 * Converts a color array or separated in RGB to the respective RGB values

 * @param redOrArray The RGB array or the color red

 * @param green The color green

 * @param blue The color blue

 * @returns The array with the RGB values

 * @example All these examples produces the same value

 * arrayOrRgbToRGB(0, 0xcc, 153)

 * arrayOrRgbToRGB(0x0, 0xcc, 153)

 * arrayOrRgbToRGB(0, 204, 0x99)

 * arrayOrRgbToRGB([0, 0xcc, 153])

 * arrayOrRgbToRGB([0x0, 0xcc, 153])

 * arrayOrRgbToRGB([0, 204, 0x99])

 */

function arrayOrRgbToRGB (redOrArray: number | number[], green?: number, blue?: number): [red: number, green: number, blue: number] {

  let r = 0

  let g = 0

  let b = 0

  if (isArray) {

    r = (redOrArray as number[])[0]

    g = (redOrArray as number[])[1]

    b = (redOrArray as number[])[2]

  } else if (isRGB) {

    r = redOrArray as number

    g = green as number

    b = blue as number

  }

  return [r, g, b]

}