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content/posts/mapping-strings-to-rgb-colors/_index.md

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----
-draft: true
-title: "Deterministically Mapping Strings to RGB Colors"
-aliases: ["Deterministically Mapping Strings to RGB Colors"]
-date: "2025-1-25"
-series: ["strings-to-colors"]
-series_order: 0
-author: "Nick Dumas"
-authorTwitter: ""
-cover: ""
-tags: ["golang"]
-keywords: ["golang"]
-summary: "Using Go so I don't have to think about color palettes."
-showFullContent: false
----
-{{< lead >}} {{ </ lead >}}
-
-## The Plan
-- Take an arbitrary UTF-8 string
-- Generate an RGB or RGBA color code for it in a deterministic way
-	- SHA1 the string
-	- Interpret equally sized chunks of the hash as integers
-	- Scale those integers into an 8-bit space
-## The Implementation
-## The Results
-Below is a sample of the "lorum ipsum" text with each word colored using this algorithm.
-
-<p><span style="color:#FDC749;">Lorem</span> <span style="color:#D39A85;">ipsum</span> <span style="color:#452D59;">dolor</span> <span style="color:#3A852F;">sit</span> <span style="color:#0454D4;">amet</span>, <span style="color:#886B09;">consectetur</span> <span style="color:#31A0E5;">adipiscing</span> <span style="color:#99215D;">elit</span>. </p>
-
-
-
-## Possible Improvements
-- Provide HSV or HSL color values
-- Light/dark mode awareness
-- Accessibility. The colors chosen are effectively random with no regard for color schemes, background, display device capability