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const c = new Color("hsl(0, 0%, 0%)").alpha(1.0e-7);
const c2 = new Color(c.string());
> Uncaught Error: Unable to parse color from string: hsla(0, 0%, 0%, 1e-7)
Since the value entered in alpha in my application is computed, it is sometimes passed a number that is tiny. new Color is happy to accept it, and happy to turn it into a string, but cannot parse that string.
This can be solved on my end by using toFixed on the value before passed into alpha(), but it seems like this should be done on Color's side. I think there should be an expectation that any string Color produces should also be parsable.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Since the value entered in
alpha
in my application is computed, it is sometimes passed a number that is tiny.new Color
is happy to accept it, and happy to turn it into a string, but cannot parse that string.This can be solved on my end by using
toFixed
on the value before passed intoalpha()
, but it seems like this should be done on Color's side. I think there should be an expectation that any string Color produces should also be parsable.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: