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#!perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use Test::More tests => 8;
use Color::Scheme;
use t::lib::ColorTest;
my @names = qw( scheme1 scheme2 );
my $scheme1 = Color::Scheme->new->from_hex('ff0000')->scheme('analogic')
->distance(0.5)->add_complement(1)->variation('pastel')->web_safe(1);
my $scheme2
= Color::Scheme->new->from_hue(0)->scheme('analogic')->distance(0.4)
->add_complement(1)->variation('pastel')->web_safe(1);
foreach my $scheme ( $scheme1, $scheme2 ) {
my $name = shift @names;
my @list = $scheme->colors();
color_test(
\@list,
[ qw(
ff6666 993333 ffcccc cc3333
ff9966 996633 ffcccc cc6633
cc6699 993366 ffcccc cc3399
66cc66 339933 ccffcc 33cc33
)
],
"colors() for $name",
);
subtest "colorset output structure" => sub {;
my $set = $scheme->colorset();
is(@$set, 4, "four-length array");
ok(
(4 == grep { @$_ == 4 } @$set),
"...of four-length arrays",
);
color_test(
[ map { @$_ } @$set ],
\@list,
"colorset() for $name",
);
};
# the docs for colorset() shouldn't lie
is( ( $scheme->colors )[1],
$scheme->colorset->[0][1],
"alternate usage one / $name"
);
is( ( $scheme->colors )[5],
$scheme->colorset->[1][1],
"alternate usage two / $name"
);
}
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