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Releases

@tenphi/glaze@0.11.0

Minor Changes

• #54 88be8a4 Thanks @tenphi! - glaze.color() now defaults to mode: 'auto' across every input form, so non-string inputs adapt between light and dark like an ordinary theme color instead of being preserved verbatim with a linear dark mapping.

  • Object value-shorthand ({ h, s, l }), RGB tuple ([r, g, b]), and structured form ({ hue, saturation, lightness, ... }) now default to mode: 'auto' with snapshotted scaling { lightLightness: globalConfig.lightLightness, darkLightness: globalConfig.darkLightness }. The dark variant is Möbius-inverted into globalConfig.darkLightness (default [15, 95]), and the light variant is mapped through globalConfig.lightLightness (default [10, 100]) — exactly the same windows a theme color uses.
  • String value-shorthand (hex / rgb() / hsl() / okhsl() / oklch()) is unchanged. It already defaulted to mode: 'auto' with { lightLightness: false, darkLightness: [lo, 100] }, preserving the #000 ↔ #fff flip.

  Behavior change (minor bump):

  • glaze.color({ hue: H, saturation: S, lightness: 80 }).resolve() (and the equivalent object / tuple forms) now produces a near-dark dark.l (e.g. ~0.42 for lightness: 80 under defaults) instead of staying near 0.79.
  • light.l for object / tuple / structured inputs is now mapped through globalConfig.lightLightness rather than preserved verbatim (e.g. lightness: 0 now resolves to light.l ≈ 0.10 by default).
  • To restore the previous fixed-linear behavior, pass { mode: 'fixed' } on the input or in the overrides. To restore the previous "preserve light lightness verbatim" behavior, pass { lightLightness: false } as the trailing scaling argument.

  The new scaling shape is also reflected in token.export() snapshots — object / tuple / structured tokens now serialize { lightLightness: [10, 100], darkLightness: [15, 95] } (with the live globalConfig values frozen at create time) instead of { lightLightness: false, darkLightness: [15, 95] }. Rehydration via glaze.colorFrom() round-trips byte-for-byte.