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This table contains this list of defined color collections provided by the hs.drawing.color module. Collections differ from the system color lists in that you can modify the color values their members contain by modifying the table at hs.drawing.color.<collection>.<color> and future references to that color will reflect the new changes, thus allowing you to customize the palettes for your installation.

• This list is a constant, but the members it refers to are not.

A collection of colors representing the ANSI Terminal color sequences. The color definitions are based upon code found at https://github.com/balthamos/geektool-3 in the /NerdTool/classes/ANSIEscapeHelper.m file.

• This is not a constant, so you can adjust the colors at run time for your installation if desired.

This table contains a collection of various useful pre-defined colors:

• This is not a constant, so you can adjust the colors at run time for your installation if desired.

• Previous versions of Hammerspoon included these colors at the hs.drawing.color path; for backwards compatibility, the keys of this table are replicated at that path as long as they do not conflict with any other color collection or function within the hs.drawing.color module. You really should adjust your code to use the collection, as this may change in the future.

A collection of colors representing the X11 color names as defined at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_colors#X11_color_names (names in lowercase)

• This is not a constant, so you can adjust the colors at run time for your installation if desired.

Returns a table containing the HSB representation of the specified color.

• color - a table specifying a color as described in the module definition (see hs.drawing.color in the online help or Dash documentation)

• a table containing the hue, saturation, brightness, and alpha keys representing the specified color as HSB or a string describing the color's colorspace if conversion is not possible.

• See also hs.drawing.color.asRGB

Returns a table containing the RGB representation of the specified color.

• color - a table specifying a color as described in the module definition (see hs.drawing.color in the online help or Dash documentation)

• a table containing the red, blue, green, and alpha keys representing the specified color as RGB or a string describing the color's colorspace if conversion is not possible.

• See also hs.drawing.color.asHSB

Returns a table containing the colors for the specified system color list or hs.drawing.color collection.

• list - the name of the list to provide colors for

• a table whose keys are made from the colors provided by the color list or nil if the list does not exist.

• Where possible, each color node is provided as its RGB color representation. Where this is not possible, the color node contains the keys list and name which identify the indicated color. This means that you can use the following wherever a color parameter is expected: hs.drawing.color.colorsFor(list)["color-name"]
• This function provides a tostring metatable method which allows listing the defined colors in the list in the Hammerspoon console with: hs.drawing.colorsFor(list)
• See also hs.drawing.color.lists

Returns a table containing the system color lists and hs.drawing.color collections with their defined colors.

• None

• a table whose keys are made from the currently defined system color lists and hs.drawing.color collections. Each color list key refers to a table whose keys make up the colors provided by the specific color list.

• Where possible, each color node is provided as its RGB color representation. Where this is not possible, the color node contains the keys list and name which identify the indicated color. This means that you can use the following wherever a color parameter is expected: hs.drawing.color.lists()["list-name"]["color-name"]
• This function provides a tostring metatable method which allows listing the defined color lists in the Hammerspoon console with: hs.drawing.color.lists()
• See also hs.drawing.color.colorsFor