get-image-colors | Extract colors from GIF , PNG , JPG , and SVG images | Animation library
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Extract colors from GIF, PNG, JPG, and SVG images
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I have used node-vibrant, get-image-colors, colorthief, all of them detect #000000 as RGB 4, 4, 4.
Image here. Just took a picture of an empty portion of the Command Prompt.
The code I've provided below finds this as 4, 4, 4 (currently using node-vibrant, but every other package also does the same.)
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Answered 2020-Oct-02 at 21:31I used get-pixels (what get-image-colors uses itself) and counted the values, it ends up with an object with the amount of times each color appears, and max is the value that appears most..
this results with: {"#000000ff":4641,"max":"#000000ff"} for your file..
this code isn't very generic, but you can adapt it to do whatever you need..
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I'm using get-image-colors package
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Answered 2019-Jun-25 at 12:15I wasn't able to make it work with linked package but in its dependiecies I found "getPixels" package.
I used and it gave me an ndarray of pixels with its rgb. Then I converted this ndarray thing to regular array of arrays. Then in loop I checked if every nested arrays is equal by converting it to json string:
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