New project using this list: https://hexy.io/ about color-names HOT 10 CLOSED

Hey man! I know your project existed, your project is listed in the dependencies.
Great app, i gonna close the issue thought since its not really something actionable about your message. Don't hesitate to message me on twitter https://twitter.com/meodai or anywhere else basically.

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But we can still chit chat here :D @joshuaiz I'm kinda impressed that the scroll is so smooth even though there are so many items in the dom. The HTML color export color-names is super slow...

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The smooth scrolling is just css on the html element: html { scroll-behavior: smooth; } :) but the site is all React.

In the first iteration of the site, I had a page with all 17K colors and it was a bit slow to load but once all the colors were loaded, it was smooth to scroll through. I may add that page back in.

All that said, the site is faster once built than on my local install thanks to Netlify.

Also, every time you update the list, I download the json and swap out 'name' for 'n' and 'hex' for 'h' to condense it a bit and serve it locally. Since I'm doing so many color operations, I thought it would be better to do that than rely on an external file.

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I guess I could but I save 100K by condensing the json + serving it locally and that means the site will work even offline although I have to set up the service workers.

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That's a good idea. Still, I'm surprised at the performance as it is. On my local install, entering search is a bit slow which can happen with React apps but on the built site there is no delay at all.

I think I will add the page with all the colors - I mean why the hell not?

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@joshuaiz something like that? https://github.com/meodai/color-names/blob/minified-json/dist/colornames.min.json removed the # to save even more space

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Ooooooh that could work I think - I'd have to do a major refactor though. On the docket for v2.0. 💯

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@joshuaiz there you go #56

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