@grafana/data#getColorName TypeScript Examples

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Example #1
Source File: ColorPickerPopover.tsx    From grafana-chinese with Apache License 2.0 6 votes vote down vote up 
renderPicker = () => {
    const { activePicker } = this.state;
    const { color, theme } = this.props;

    switch (activePicker) {
      case 'spectrum':
        return <SpectrumPalette color={color} onChange={this.handleChange} theme={theme} />;
      case 'palette':
        return (
          <NamedColorsPalette color={getColorName(color, theme.type)} onChange={this.handleChange} theme={theme} />
        );
      default:
        return this.renderCustomPicker(activePicker);
    }
  };
Example #2
Source File: NamedColorsPalette.story.tsx    From grafana-chinese with Apache License 2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
NamedColorsPaletteStories.add('Named colors swatch - support for named colors', () => {
  const selectedColor = select(
    'Selected color',
    {
      Green: 'green',
      Red: 'red',
      'Light blue': 'light-blue',
    },
    'red'
  );

  return (
    <UseState initialState={selectedColor}>
      {(selectedColor, updateSelectedColor) => {
        return renderComponentWithTheme(NamedColorsPalette, {
          color: selectedColor,
          onChange: updateSelectedColor,
        });
      }}
    </UseState>
  );
}).add('Named colors swatch - support for hex values', () => {
  const selectedColor = select(
    'Selected color',
    {
      Green: BasicGreen.variants.dark,
      Red: BasicRed.variants.dark,
      'Light blue': LightBlue.variants.dark,
    },
    'red'
  );
  return (
    <UseState initialState={selectedColor}>
      {(selectedColor, updateSelectedColor) => {
        return renderComponentWithTheme(NamedColorsPalette, {
          color: getColorName(selectedColor),
          onChange: updateSelectedColor,
        });
      }}
    </UseState>
  );
});