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ColorKit
SwiftUI Color Pickers, Gradient Pickers And All The Utilities Needed To Make Your Own!
BlurHashViews
Decode BlurHash strings to SwiftUI MeshGradient or Color with various customization options.
ThemeKit
Theme-driven, brand-neutral SwiftUI design system — re-skin your whole app from one accent color. 130+ token-bound components, zero-dependency core.
swiftui-color-macros
Compile-time-checked SwiftUI Colors
SwiftColor
A platform agnostic representation of Color.
ColorVector
Color with its space, in Swift.
swift-w3c-css
Modular implementations of 40+ W3C CSS module specifications — Cascade, Selectors, Color, Flexbox, Grid, Animations, Transforms, and more — for Swift.
ColorPaletteKit
Library for iOS and macOS to work with color palettes and swatches. Used in Ditherable
Monolith
Swift CLI that scaffolds iOS apps, Swift Packages, and Swift CLIs. 25 optional app features, interactive wizard, 22-color theme pipeline, Swift 6.2 strict concurrency, privacy manifests, design-system tokens.
swift-color-standard
Unified Color type converting between sRGB, CIE LAB, CIE LCH, Oklab, Oklch, and CIE XYZ color spaces for Swift.
swift-iec-61966
Swift implementation of IEC 61966-2-1: Multimedia systems and equipment — Colour measurement and management — Part 2-1: Default RGB colour space — sRGB.
SwiftTheming
A powerful lightweight theme manager for SwiftUI
Doggie
A Cross-platform Library for Swift
Chalk
✏️Expressive styling on terminal string. (chalk for swift)
Colors
Colors is a Swift Package to enable all system colors in SwiftUI trough a Color extension. Colors which were previously only available in UIColor/NSColor are now available in Color as well.
SwiftUIColor
🎨 Make system color defined in UIColor/NSColor available to SwiftUI Color.
ColorPicker
A opensource color picker UI component for iOS
PixelColor
Codable Color Struct
swift-generic-color
Platform-agnostic color library written in Swift
RecordingOverlay
Add a border layer of the color of your choise around the device screen. Perfect to show an active state, or a recording state.