livewire-material/bin/scheme.mjs

/**
 * The source of resources/node/scheme.mjs, which `php artisan material:scheme` runs.
 *
 * Rebuild with `npm run build:scheme` after changing this file or upgrading
 * @material/material-color-utilities; the bundle is committed so applications need
 * nothing but `node`. (The published library imports without file extensions, which
 * plain Node refuses, so it cannot be run unbundled anyway — and two of the classes
 * below are imported by path, which only a bundler resolves.)
 *
 * Input: one JSON argument — {seed, variant, spec, contrast, harmonize, success, warning,
 * info}. `spec` is the colour spec, '2025' (M3 Expressive, the default) or '2021' (M3 as it
 * first shipped). `contrast` is the standard level, below M3's medium (0.5).
 * Output: JSON on stdout — {seed, variant, spec, harmonize, contrast: {standard, medium:
 * {light, dark}, high: {light, dark}}, light: {role: hex}, dark: {role: hex}}. The top-level
 * light and dark are the standard level; medium (0.5) and high (1.0) are M3's other two
 * contrast levels, generated for both themes so a stylesheet can key them on an attribute.
 */
import {
    argbFromHex,
    Blend,
    clampDouble,
    DynamicColor,
    extendSpecVersion,
    hexFromArgb,
    Hct,
    MaterialDynamicColors,
    SchemeContent,
    SchemeExpressive,
    SchemeFidelity,
    SchemeFruitSalad,
    SchemeMonochrome,
    SchemeNeutral,
    SchemeRainbow,
    SchemeTonalSpot,
    SchemeVibrant,
    TonalPalette,
    Variant,
} from '@material/material-color-utilities'
// Google exports neither from the package's index; the bundler resolves the path.
import { ContrastCurve } from '../node_modules/@material/material-color-utilities/dynamiccolor/contrast_curve.js'
import { ToneDeltaPair } from '../node_modules/@material/material-color-utilities/dynamiccolor/tone_delta_pair.js'

const VARIANTS = {
    'tonal-spot': SchemeTonalSpot,
    vibrant: SchemeVibrant,
    expressive: SchemeExpressive,
    neutral: SchemeNeutral,
    fidelity: SchemeFidelity,
    content: SchemeContent,
    monochrome: SchemeMonochrome,
    rainbow: SchemeRainbow,
    'fruit-salad': SchemeFruitSalad,
}

// M3's three contrast levels (styles/color/roles, "What's new May 2025"): standard is the
// scheme's own level, medium and high are fixed. Every level is generated for both themes.
const LEVELS = { standard: 0, medium: 0.5, high: 1 }

// Key colours seed the palettes; they are not roles a stylesheet paints with.
const NOT_ROLES = /_palette_key_color$/

const STATES = ['success', 'warning', 'info']

function fail(message) {
    process.stderr.write(`${message}\n`)
    process.exit(1)
}

let input

try {
    input = JSON.parse(process.argv[2] ?? '')
} catch {
    fail('Expected one JSON argument: {"seed": "#rrggbb", "variant": "tonal-spot", ...}')
}

const hex = /^#[0-9a-f]{6}$/i
const Scheme = VARIANTS[input.variant]
const SPECS = ['2021', '2025']
const spec = input.spec ?? '2025'

if (!hex.test(input.seed ?? '')) fail(`The seed must be a #rrggbb colour, "${input.seed}" given.`)
if (!Scheme) fail(`Unknown variant "${input.variant}". Use one of: ${Object.keys(VARIANTS).join(', ')}.`)
if (!SPECS.includes(spec)) fail(`Unknown spec "${spec}". Use one of: ${SPECS.join(', ')}.`)

for (const state of STATES) {
    if (!hex.test(input[state] ?? '')) fail(`The ${state} colour must be a #rrggbb colour, "${input[state]}" given.`)
}

const contrast = Number(input.contrast ?? 0)
const harmonize = Boolean(input.harmonize ?? false)

if (!(contrast >= -1 && contrast < LEVELS.medium)) {
    fail(`The contrast level ${input.contrast} is the standard block's, from -1 to below ${LEVELS.medium}. Medium (${LEVELS.medium}) and high (${LEVELS.high}) are always generated beside it, under [data-contrast]; the head script picks one.`)
}

const source = Hct.fromInt(argbFromHex(input.seed))
const colors = new MaterialDynamicColors()

/**
 * The contrast curves of Google's 2025 spec, from its private getCurve()
 * (dynamiccolor/color_spec_2025.js).
 */
function curve(defaultContrast) {
    return {
        1.5: new ContrastCurve(1.5, 1.5, 3, 5.5),
        3: new ContrastCurve(3, 3, 4.5, 7),
        4.5: new ContrastCurve(4.5, 4.5, 7, 11),
        6: new ContrastCurve(6, 6, 7, 11),
        7: new ContrastCurve(7, 7, 11, 21),
    }[defaultContrast]
}

/** The tone that holds the palette's chroma, searching up or down — Google's findBestToneForChroma. */
function bestToneForChroma(hue, chroma, tone, byDecreasingTone) {
    let answer = tone
    let best = Hct.from(hue, chroma, answer)

    while (best.chroma < chroma) {
        if (tone < 0 || tone > 100) break

        tone += byDecreasingTone ? -1 : 1

        const candidate = Hct.from(hue, chroma, tone)

        if (best.chroma < candidate.chroma) {
            best = candidate
            answer = tone
        }
    }

    return answer
}

/** Google's tMaxC: the most chromatic tone, from the top. */
function tMaxC(palette, lowerBound = 0, upperBound = 100) {
    return clampDouble(lowerBound, upperBound, bestToneForChroma(palette.hue, palette.chroma, 100, true))
}

/** Google's tMinC: the most chromatic tone, from the bottom. */
function tMinC(palette, lowerBound = 0, upperBound = 100) {
    return clampDouble(lowerBound, upperBound, bestToneForChroma(palette.hue, palette.chroma, 0, false))
}

/**
 * success, warning and info as M3 custom colours: the four roles of a semantic colour, built on
 * their own tonal palette exactly as Google builds error / on-error / error-container /
 * on-error-container — the same tones, contrast curves and tone delta pairs in both specs
 * (dynamiccolor/color_spec_2021.js and color_spec_2025.js, "Errors [E]"). Because they are
 * DynamicColors against the page's own DynamicScheme, they follow its contrast level, its dark
 * tones, its spec version and its platform the way every other role does; the 2021 recipe they
 * used before (customColor) was fixed at tones 40/100/90/10 whatever the scheme asked for.
 */
function stateRoles(name, palette) {
    const of = () => palette
    let color, onColor, container, onContainer

    color = extendSpecVersion(
        DynamicColor.fromPalette({
            name,
            palette: of,
            tone: (s) => (s.isDark ? 80 : 40),
            isBackground: true,
            background: (s) => colors.highestSurface(s),
            contrastCurve: () => new ContrastCurve(3, 4.5, 7, 7),
            toneDeltaPair: () => new ToneDeltaPair(container, color, 10, 'nearer', false),
        }),
        '2025',
        DynamicColor.fromPalette({
            name,
            palette: of,
            tone: (s) => (s.platform === 'phone' ? (s.isDark ? tMinC(palette, 0, 98) : tMaxC(palette)) : tMinC(palette)),
            isBackground: true,
            background: (s) => (s.platform === 'phone' ? colors.highestSurface(s) : colors.surfaceContainerHigh()),
            contrastCurve: (s) => (s.platform === 'phone' ? curve(4.5) : curve(7)),
            toneDeltaPair: (s) => (s.platform === 'phone' ? new ToneDeltaPair(container, color, 5, 'relative_lighter', true, 'farther') : undefined),
        }),
    )

    onColor = extendSpecVersion(
        DynamicColor.fromPalette({
            name: `on_${name}`,
            palette: of,
            tone: (s) => (s.isDark ? 20 : 100),
            background: () => color,
            contrastCurve: () => new ContrastCurve(4.5, 7, 11, 21),
        }),
        '2025',
        DynamicColor.fromPalette({
            name: `on_${name}`,
            palette: of,
            // Google's on-error sits on error-dim off the phone; a state colour has no dim role.
            background: () => color,
            contrastCurve: (s) => (s.platform === 'phone' ? curve(6) : curve(7)),
        }),
    )

    container = extendSpecVersion(
        DynamicColor.fromPalette({
            name: `${name}_container`,
            palette: of,
            tone: (s) => (s.isDark ? 30 : 90),
            isBackground: true,
            background: (s) => colors.highestSurface(s),
            contrastCurve: () => new ContrastCurve(1, 1, 3, 4.5),
            toneDeltaPair: () => new ToneDeltaPair(container, color, 10, 'nearer', false),
        }),
        '2025',
        DynamicColor.fromPalette({
            name: `${name}_container`,
            palette: of,
            tone: (s) => (s.platform === 'watch' ? 30 : s.isDark ? tMinC(palette, 30, 93) : tMaxC(palette, 0, 90)),
            isBackground: true,
            background: (s) => (s.platform === 'phone' ? colors.highestSurface(s) : undefined),
            toneDeltaPair: (s) => (s.platform === 'watch' ? new ToneDeltaPair(container, color, 10, 'darker', true, 'farther') : undefined),
            contrastCurve: (s) => (s.platform === 'phone' && s.contrastLevel > 0 ? curve(1.5) : undefined),
        }),
    )

    onContainer = extendSpecVersion(
        DynamicColor.fromPalette({
            name: `on_${name}_container`,
            palette: of,
            tone: (s) => (s.variant === Variant.MONOCHROME ? (s.isDark ? 90 : 10) : s.isDark ? 90 : 30),
            background: () => container,
            contrastCurve: () => new ContrastCurve(3, 4.5, 7, 11),
        }),
        '2025',
        DynamicColor.fromPalette({
            name: `on_${name}_container`,
            palette: of,
            background: () => container,
            contrastCurve: (s) => (s.platform === 'phone' ? curve(4.5) : curve(7)),
        }),
    )

    return {
        [name]: color,
        [`on-${name}`]: onColor,
        [`${name}-container`]: container,
        [`on-${name}-container`]: onContainer,
    }
}

// Harmonisation pulls a state's hue towards the seed, so the three read as part of the scheme
// (styles/color/advanced/define-new-colors). Off by default: a state has to stay recognisable
// whatever the brand is, and a green that has turned blue no longer says "success".
const states = Object.assign({}, ...STATES.map((state) => {
    const value = argbFromHex(input[state])

    return stateRoles(state, TonalPalette.fromInt(harmonize ? Blend.harmonize(value, argbFromHex(input.seed)) : value))
}))

function roles(isDark, contrastLevel) {
    // The 2025 spec is M3 Expressive's colour; the library falls back to 2021 for the
    // variants the new spec does not define (fidelity, content, monochrome, …). 2021 is
    // M3's original colour, for an application whose palette was generated with it.
    const scheme = new Scheme(source, isDark, contrastLevel, spec)
    const out = {}

    for (const color of colors.allColors) {
        if (color && !NOT_ROLES.test(color.name)) {
            out[color.name.replaceAll('_', '-')] = hexFromArgb(color.getArgb(scheme))
        }
    }

    for (const [role, color] of Object.entries(states)) {
        out[role] = hexFromArgb(color.getArgb(scheme))
    }

    return { scheme, out }
}

/** One contrast level: both themes, with each theme's inverse state colours from the other. */
function level(contrastLevel) {
    const light = roles(false, contrastLevel)
    const dark = roles(true, contrastLevel)

    // A state colour drawn on the inverse surface (a snackbar's icon) is the other theme's.
    for (const state of ['error', ...STATES]) {
        light.out[`inverse-${state}`] = dark.out[state]
        dark.out[`inverse-${state}`] = light.out[state]
    }

    return { spec: light.scheme.specVersion, light: light.out, dark: dark.out }
}

const standard = level(contrast)
const medium = level(LEVELS.medium)
const high = level(LEVELS.high)

process.stdout.write(JSON.stringify({
    seed: input.seed.toLowerCase(),
    variant: input.variant,
    spec: standard.spec,
    harmonize,
    contrast: {
        standard: contrast,
        medium: { light: medium.light, dark: medium.dark },
        high: { light: high.light, dark: high.dark },
    },
    light: standard.light,
    dark: standard.dark,
}))