If you're looking for a web components based solution you should definitely check vanilla-colorful. It has all the benefits of react-colorful. The only thing you need to be aware of is that vanilla-colorful doesn't support IE11 or Edge 12–18.
We also need some more features such as keeping an history of what users selected for colors in our editor and others stuffs, not to mention that we tend to try to be as much agnostic as possible but, that being said, definitely cool stuffs 👍
Thanks for pointing this out, if it is not for this project, it is worth to know what cool libs exist out there for another one 😉
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Nice Vlad 👍
We are having a discussion about the future of our color Web Component picker and I really like how you managed to put everything in place.
It can be a source of inspiration for our discussion, so, thank you for the share and work!
If you're looking for a web components based solution you should definitely check vanilla-colorful. It has all the benefits of react-colorful. The only thing you need to be aware of is that vanilla-colorful doesn't support IE11 or Edge 12–18.
I am dreaming about writing code supporting donkey 11
Not looking for another solution currently and our project, but who knows in the future. Thx for pointing this out and again for the inspiration 👍
Worth checking out github.com/web-padawan/vanilla-col...
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We also need some more features such as keeping an history of what users selected for colors in our editor and others stuffs, not to mention that we tend to try to be as much agnostic as possible but, that being said, definitely cool stuffs 👍
Thanks for pointing this out, if it is not for this project, it is worth to know what cool libs exist out there for another one 😉