DYColor

You can easily register and use Dynamic Colors used to counteract Dark Mode as codes.

• UIKit-UIColor & SwiftUI-Color both compatible.

• DYColor contains basic, yet frequently needed, color extensions.

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Install

Swift Package Manager

https://github.com/bangtori/DYColor.git

Requirements

• iOS 14.0
• Swift 5

About

Color Extension

We provide Color extensions that not only help you implement DYColor, but also help with custom development.

1. hex code init Color

Color(hex:"#FFFFFF")
UIColor(hex:"#FFFFFF")

You can easily create colors with the familiar HEX color code.

2. Adjusting brightness & saturation

// Instance Method
func adjusted(brightness: Double, saturation: Double) -> Color
func adjusted(brightness: Double, saturation: Double) -> UIColor

You can adjust the brightness and saturation of the current color.

DYColor init

let swiftUIColor = DYColor(lightColor: Color.black, darkColor: Color.red)
let uiKitColor = DYUIColor(lightColor: UIColor.black, darkColor: UIColor.red)

let swiftUIColor2 = DYColor(lightColor: Color.red)
let uiKitColor2 = DYUIColor(lightColor: UI.red)

• As a basic initialization method, you can create a DYColor by entering a light mode color value and a dark mode color value.
• UIKit uses the DYUIColor model, and SwiftUI uses the DYColor model.
• For Initialization that enter only light mode, it automatically assigns a color with 70 percent saturation of the existing color as the dark mode color.

Get Dynamic Color

swiftUIColor.dynamicColor
uiKitColor.dynamicColor

The dynamicColor property returns the color value set for the screen mode.

SwiftUI Note

❗️ In SwiftUI, you need to declare a colorScheme at the top of the view you use.

@Environment(\.colorScheme) var scheme

Example

SwiftUI

// Setting colorsets with extensions
extension DYColor {
    static let color1 = DYColor(lightColor: .black, darkColor: .red) // basic initialization
    static let color2 = DYColor(lightColor: .blue) // lightColor only initialization
}
struct ContentView: View {
    @Environment(\.colorScheme) var scheme // scheme Declarations
    
    var body: some View {
        VStack {
            Text("Light Black, Dark Red")
                .foregroundStyle(DYColor.color1.dynamicColor) // use color1 dynamicColor (DYColor)
                .padding()
            VStack{
                Text("This is DYColor Blue")
                Text("Dark - 70%saturation")
            }
            .font(.title)
            .foregroundStyle(DYColor.color2.dynamicColor) // use color2 dynamicColor (DYColor)
            .padding()
            Text("This is normal Blue")
                .font(.title)
                .foregroundStyle(Color.blue) 
                // use basic Color (SwiftUI - Color)
                // color2 VS basic color saturation in dark mode
        }
        .padding()
    }
}

License

DYColor is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.