real description + README for v0.1.1#1
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The plugin already ships a working HEX/RGB/HSL/CMYK converter, a true-color ANSI terminal swatch, and a glassmorphic browser color picker on localhost:3000 — but plugin.toml and README still carried the scaffold "A fledge plugin" placeholder from the initial commit. Replace with a description that matches what the code actually does. Bump plugin.toml version to 0.1.1. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This pull request significantly expands the documentation and metadata for the fledge-plugin-color plugin, adding detailed usage examples, terminal output previews, and information about the new web-based color picker. Review feedback focused on improving the README by suggesting a better visual representation for the ANSI swatch example and correcting the Web UI description to accurately reflect the supported color readouts in the current implementation.
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The terminal output example uses arrows pointing to empty space to represent the color swatch. Using block characters (e.g., █) would provide a better visual representation of what the user should expect to see in a true-color terminal.
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| `fledge color ui` boots a small static server on `http://localhost:3000` and opens it in your default browser. The UI is a single-file `index.html` with no dependencies — a backdrop-blur glass card with live HEX/RGB/HSL/CMYK readouts. Ctrl+C to stop. |
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The description of the Web UI mentions "live HEX/RGB/HSL/CMYK readouts", but the current implementation in ui/index.html only displays HEX values and provides HSL sliders. It does not appear to show RGB or CMYK readouts.
| `fledge color ui` boots a small static server on `http://localhost:3000` and opens it in your default browser. The UI is a single-file `index.html` with no dependencies — a backdrop-blur glass card with live HEX/RGB/HSL/CMYK readouts. Ctrl+C to stop. | |
| The color ui command boots a small static server on http://localhost:3000 and opens it in your default browser. The UI is a single-file index.html with no dependencies — a backdrop-blur glass card with live HEX readouts and HSL sliders. Ctrl+C to stop. |
Summary
The plugin already ships a working HEX/RGB/HSL/CMYK converter, a true-color ANSI terminal swatch, and a glassmorphic browser color picker on
localhost:3000— butplugin.tomlandREADME.mdstill carried the scaffold "A fledge plugin" placeholder from the initial commit. Replace with a real description that matches what the code actually does, sofledge plugins search/fledge plugins list/ the docs site show something useful.Also bumps
plugin.tomlversion to0.1.1.What changed
plugin.toml— top-leveldescription+ per-commanddescriptionnow describe the actual converter + UI behavior, including thecolor uisubcommand and the supported input formats. Version →0.1.1.README.md— replaces the placeholder with: install (withnodedependency call-out), three usage examples (hex / rgb / hsl + the UI), a sample of the terminal output, and a note about the web UI's port + Ctrl+C stop. The "How it works" section now describes this plugin specifically, not the generic starter template.No code changes; the CLI was already complete.
Test plan
./bin/color "#ff8800"→ swatch + HEX/RGB/HSL/CMYK lines./bin/color "rgb(0, 128, 255)"→ same shape, equivalent values./bin/color "hsl(120, 100%, 50%)"→ green (#00FF00)./bin/color "not-a-color"→ parse error to stderr, exit 1node bin/color --help→ usage text matches the new plugin.toml description🤖 Generated with Claude Code