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Here is a link to the slightly modified code to use your browser as a color picker, lmk if you have any questions!
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Thanks.
I will refactor the code to reflect the latest version.
And instead of a button to switch versions I will introduce the NavigationBar.
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Awesome, thanks!
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I made updates. You can have a look at the code or try the latest released versions from here: https://github.com/ndonkoHenri/Flet-Color-Browser/releases/tag/v1.3. Let me know what you think of it please.
I will update the website later on and let you know.
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It works great now, thanks. I do also like how it's faster than the previous ones, I see you removed the progress bar.
Also, I made some modifications to your code locally to allow it to be used as a color picker in an application, if you would like I can share that code through a pull request or something. They are very minor modifications, the base code was very good.
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Thanks.
Yes I removed the progress bar. Introducing the NavBar made me feel it doesn't have its place there (Didn't look that pretty to me).
As a color picker? Wow, I am pretty amazed and willing to see that. You could simply share the link to your repo. Making a PR to this repo is not ideal, I think.
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Here is the deployed web version: https://flet-color-browser.pages.dev/
I noticed some lag when switching from version 1 to v2 :(
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Unfortunately, I can't share the link to the repo, it's private, but after work I'll make a quick example of how it works and put it on a public repo to share with you.
Basically, I imported the ColorBrowser
class and put it in a Container
. That let me display it on my main stack, and I can use the visible property to show/hide it at will. in the click_event
function of the Tile
class, I added a line to append eval(self.color_val)
to a list that is accessed through the page that was passed when calling the class, and then I'm using that list of colors to make a gradient.
I also did notice a bit of lag on the web version when switching from V1 to V2, not sure how that could be fixed unfortunately...
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Thanks! Will give it a check.
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