PINE LIBRARY
Color Library // AlgoFyre
Updated
AlgoFyre's Color Library is a Pine Script v5 library offering fire-themed palettes with light and dark modes. It helps traders easily integrate consistent, visually appealing color schemes into TradingView indicators. Used in AlgoFyre's Scripts and Indicators.
Color Overview
The AlgoFyreColorLibrary includes a comprehensive set of colors inspired by fire, ranging from light reds and oranges to dark browns and deep reds. The library is divided into two main themes:
Light Theme:
Includes lighter shades of red, orange, and brown, suitable for use on light backgrounds.
Dark Theme:
Includes darker shades of red, orange, and brown, suitable for use on dark backgrounds.
How to Use
To use the AlgoFyreColorLibrary in your Pine Script indicators and strategies, follow these steps:
Import the Library:
Import the AlgoFyreColorLibrary at the beginning of your script.
Call the getColor Function:
Use the getColor function to retrieve the desired color with the specified transparency.
Example
The library AF-L-0001 is imported with the alias af.
The getColor function is used to get colors with specified transparency.
The colors are then used to plot lines on the chart.
Color Overview
The AlgoFyreColorLibrary includes a comprehensive set of colors inspired by fire, ranging from light reds and oranges to dark browns and deep reds. The library is divided into two main themes:
Light Theme:
Includes lighter shades of red, orange, and brown, suitable for use on light backgrounds.
Dark Theme:
Includes darker shades of red, orange, and brown, suitable for use on dark backgrounds.
How to Use
To use the AlgoFyreColorLibrary in your Pine Script indicators and strategies, follow these steps:
Import the Library:
Import the AlgoFyreColorLibrary at the beginning of your script.
Call the getColor Function:
Use the getColor function to retrieve the desired color with the specified transparency.
Example
The library AF-L-0001 is imported with the alias af.
The getColor function is used to get colors with specified transparency.
The colors are then used to plot lines on the chart.
Release Notes
- Changed how colors are requested and what is returned. Now returns a const color object.
Release Notes
- Added RGB versions which can be retreived with colorname_rgb
Release Notes
- Some minor fixes
Release Notes
- Testing RGB return in numbers
Release Notes
- Some minor bugfixes and testing
Release Notes
- Changed the function export to yield simple data types instead of series
Release Notes
- Added more signal colors
- Signal colors now have a light, normal and dark variant
- Added copy/paste enum, which can be used as an options enum for color selections in the main script. Just call the getColorByName() function with the name from the enum to get the correct color.
Release Notes
- Some minor cosmetic fixes
- Added transparency parameter again
Release Notes
- Some minor cosmetic changes
Release Notes
- Changed export function parameters back to series type
- Added a ENUM to String converter function
Release Notes
- Modified colors
- Renamed variables and made them const
Pine library
In true TradingView spirit, the author has published this Pine code as an open-source library so that other Pine programmers from our community can reuse it. Cheers to the author! You may use this library privately or in other open-source publications, but reuse of this code in a publication is governed by House rules.
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