1- # Flutter Brand Palettes
1+ <img
2+ src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/24878574/119202536-61caa380-ba67-11eb-8f29-1bfa92f28143.png"
3+ alt="EO-Color logo" width="207" height="96"/>
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68[](https://pub.dev/packages/flutter_brand_palettes)
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14- Stop searching the internet for color hex codes! Stop wondering whether an
15- obscure command like `Grey.colors[200]` generates a light, medium or dark shade
16- of grey. (By the way, why '200' and not, say, '130' or '440'?)
16+ #### Stop searching the internet for color hex codes!
1717
18- This package is a collection of declarative and object-oriented classes for the
19- official color palettes of popular brands and companies, as well as for the
20- [Material Design](https://material.io/design/color/) standard .
18+ **Flutter Brand Palettes** is a collection of declarative and object-oriented
19+ classes for the color palettes and official logos of popular brands and
20+ companies .
2121
2222## Getting Started
2323
@@ -28,29 +28,7 @@ command `Instagram.red().color` retrieves the Instagram's red color #FD1D1D;
2828`Google.red().color`, Google's red #DB4437; `Facebook.blue().color`, Facebook's
2929blue #4267B2; and so on.
3030
31- ### Material Design color classes
32-
33- These are classes whose names are the colors they represent, such as "Grey". For
34- example: `Grey()` represents the primary grey color, equivalent to the Flutter's
35- cryptic `Colors.grey.shade500`; `Grey.light()` ≡ `Colors.grey.shade200`;
36- `Grey.veryDark()` ≡ `Colors.grey.shade900`; and so on.
37-
38- ### Color Swatches - Several colors at once
39-
40- Each color swatch class is a collection of related colors, such as the colors of
41- the rainbow, shades of grey, the colors of the gradient of a logo, etc.
42-
43- #### 'Ish' classes
44-
45- Any class whose name is a color with the 'ish' suffix represents some shades
46- thereof. The `Greyish` class is an example for 10 shades of grey. The command
47- `Greyish().colors` retrieves an `Iterable<Color>` of 10 shades of grey; the
48- greater the color index, the darker the grey.
49-
50- For more details: [api
51- reference](https://pub.dev/documentation/flutter_brand_palettes/latest/flutter_brand_palettes/flutter_brand_palettes-library.html).
52-
53- ## Usage example
31+ ## Color Palettes in action
5432
5533```dart
5634import 'package:brand_colors/flutter_brand_colors.dart';
@@ -67,39 +45,25 @@ class FacebookIsh extends StatelessWidget {
6745}
6846```
6947
48+ ### Showcase application
49+
50+ To run the showcase application:
51+
52+ ```shell
53+ cd example/
54+ flutter run -d chrome
55+
56+ ```
57+
58+ This should start the showcase application in Chrome browser.
59+
60+ 
61+
7062### Do you need any brand that has not yet been implemented?
7163
7264Just open an
73- [issue](https://github.com/rafamizes/flutter_brand_palettes/issues), enter the
74- brand name and a reference link for the (hexadecimal) values of the colors. The
75- brand colors will be implemented as soon as possible.
76-
77- ### Color Palettes Classes
78-
79- - Blue, BlueAccent, LightBlue, LightBlueAccent, Cyan, CyanAccent, Indigo,
80- IndigoAccent.
81- - Green, GreenAccent, LightGreen, LightGreenAccent, Lime, LimeAccent,
82- Teal,TealAccent.
83- - Grey, BlueGrey, Brown.
84- - Red, RedAccent, Pink, PinkAccent, Purple, PurpleAccent, DeepPurple, DeepPurpleAccent.
85- - Yellow, YellowAccent, Amber, AmberAccent, Orange, OrangeAccent, DeepOrange,
86- - Black, Black.opacity87, Black.opacity54, Black.opacity45, Black.opacity38,
87- Black.opacity26, Black.opacity12.
88- - White, White.opacity70, White.opacity60, White.opacity54, White.opacity38,
89- White.opacity30, White.opacity24, White.opacity12, White.opacity10.
90- - Transparent.
91-
92- ### Color Swatches
93-
94- - Bluish, BluishLight, Cyanish, Indigoish.
95- - Greenish, GreenishLight, Limish, Tealish.
96- - Greyish, BluishGrey, Brownish.
97- - Reddish, Pinkish, Purplish, PurplishDeep.
98- - Yellowish, Amberish, Orangish, OrangishDeep.
99- - Primaries (primary colors, excluding grey).
100-
101- See also: [material design's color
102- palette](https://material.io/archive/guidelines/style/color.html#color-color-palette).
65+ [issue](https://github.com/dartoos-dev/flutter_brand_palettes/issues), enter the
66+ brand name and a reference link for the colors.
10367
10468### Brand Palettes Classes (A-Z)
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