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| 4 | opencolor-latex v1.0.0 |
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| 5 | Author: Michele Piazzai |
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| 6 | Contact: michele.piazzai@uc3m.es |
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| 7 | License: MIT |
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| 10 | # opencolor-latex |
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| 12 | This is a simple LaTeX package that provides hexadecimal color definitions of the 130 colors included in the [Open Color](https://yeun.github.io/open-color/) library (v1.9.1). Open Color's goal is to provide a selection of colors optimized for UI design. Although LaTeX is a typesetting system primarily intended for print, many of the documents it produces never get printed, in which case it makes sense to use colors suitable for on-screen reading. |
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| 14 | Open Colors are organized according to 13 hues (gray, red, pink, grape, violet, indigo, blue, cyan, teal, green, lime, yellow, orange) and 10 brightness levels (0–9). The naming convention is `oc-(color)-(number)`. At the same brightness level, the perceived brightness of different hues aims to be constant. |
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| 16 | The package's only dependency is [xcolor](https://www.ctan.org/pkg/xcolor), which is included in most LaTeX distributions. |
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| 18 | ## Demo |
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