A circular colour-picker React component; built with HTML5's canvas & context-api. Full customisation & control through props.

Check out this CodeSandbox example.

Installation

npm install react-colour-wheel

yarn add react-colour-wheel

...and wherever you need the component:

import ColourWheel from 'react-colour-wheel'

Start by giving your ColourWheel a radius, lineWidth, and utilise the rgb-value sent through onColourSelected:

<ColourWheel
  radius={200}
  lineWidth={50}
  onColourSelected={(rgb) => this.setState({ selectedColour: rgb })}
/>

However, a more typical implementation might look like:

<ColourWheel
  radius={200}
  padding={10}
  lineWidth={50}
  onColourSelected={(rgb) => this.setState({ rgb })}
  onRef={ref => (this.colourWheel = ref)}
  spacers={{
    colour: '#FFFFFF',
    shadowColour: 'grey',
    shadowBlur: 5
  }}
  preset
  presetColour={this.state.rgb}
  animated
/>

The ColourWheel component has many options available for customisation through props:

Customise the radius of the ColourWheel, all the way to the outer-edge.

• pixels, px
• propTypes: number, isRequired

radius={200}

Customise the width of the outer- and inner-wheels.

• pixels, px
• propTypes: number, isRequired

lineWidth={50}

Method that returns an rgb-value; typical use case might be to setState({ rgb }) on the parent-component.

• propTypes: func

onColourSelected={(rgb) => ... )}

Sets the space between the outer-wheel, inner-wheel, and the center-circle.

• pixels, px
• propTypes: number

padding={10}

Allows you to customise the styling of the padding that was set:

• Need to specify an object with colour, shadowColour, and shadowBlur properties.
• propTypes: object

  spacers={{
    colour: '#FFFFFF',
    shadowColour: 'grey',
    shadowBlur: 5
  }}

Allows you to define an array of colours that will populate the outer-wheel of the colour-wheel.

• By default, an array of 16 hex-strings is provided to help you get started.
• colours accepts hex-strings, rgb-strings & objects, names and other variations.
  • This is based on tinycolor2's core .toRgb() method.
• propTypes: array
• defaultProps: A comprehensive array of 16 colours.

  colours={[
    'blue',
    'rgb(200, 200, 200)',
    '#FFFFFF'
  ]}

Choose the number of shades that will be produced when any particular colour is chosen.

• The array of shades produced & rendered will scale evenly from 10% - 90% luminosity of the selected colour.
• propTypes: number
• defaultProps: 16

  shades={12}

Determines whether or not the cursor-style should update dynamically depending on where it is hovering.

• propTypes: bool
• defaultProps: true

If you want the colour-wheel to render w a colour already provided, use the presetColour prop:

• propTypes: string
• Important: You must set the preset prop to true when a presetColour is set.

Specifies whether the inner-wheel will animate when an outer-wheel colour is selected.

• propTypes: bool
• defaultProps: true

1. Create a ref to the colour-wheel component in your parent component:

<ColourWheel
 ...
 onRef={ref => (this.colourWheel = ref)}
 ...
/>

2. Call the colour-wheel's .clear() method from your parent component where you need it:

  clearColourWheel = () => {
    this.colourWheel.clear(() => ...)
    // NOTE: Optional callback which you can use to do stuff after the wheel has been cleared.
  }

• The ColourWheel won't animate if a spacers prop isn't provided.