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β€Žcontent/core/color.md

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The `Color` class enables the creation of a color object:
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- using various color representations like ARGB, color names, hex values, and more.
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- using color components (alpha, red, green, blue) ranging from 0 to 255,
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The `ios` and `android` properties of the `Color` class instance return the native platform instance of [UIColor](https://developer.apple.com/documentation/uikit/uicolor) on iOS and [Color](https://developer.android.com/reference/android/graphics/Color) on Android.
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## How to use the Color class
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<!-- Preview: https://stackblitz.com/edit/nativescript-stackblitz-templates-x2y7k6?file=app/main-view-model.ts -->
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### Create a color object from a hex value
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```ts
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const color = new Color('#FF00CC');
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const colorShortHex = new Color('#F0C');
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const color = new Color('#FF00CC')
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const colorShortHex = new Color('#F0C')
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### Create a color object from an alpha value
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```ts
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const colorARGB = new Color(100, 255, 100, 100);
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## Color API
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Creates a Color instance from a known color name.
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- `knownColor` : A color name string such as `'red'`, `'purple'`, `'orange'`.
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```ts
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const color = new Color(hex)
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Creates a Color instance from a color hexidecimal code.
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- `hex`: A string of a hexidecimal color value such as `'#fff'` or `'#FF00CC'`.
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const color = new Color(argb)
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Creates a Color instance from a number representing a color with an alpha.
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- `argb`: A number such as `4293377432` as, representing color.
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- `argb`: A number such as `4293377432` as, representing color.
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```ts
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const color = new Color(alpha: number, red: number, green:number, blue: number, type?: 'rgb' | 'hsl' | 'hsv')
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### a
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Gets the Argb Number representation of this color where each 8 bits represent a single color component. This is a `read-only` property.
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Gets the known name of this instance. Defined only if it has been constructed from a known color name - e.g. "red".
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A Color instance method that checks whether the color instance on which the method is called equals the Color instance passed to the method.
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A Color instance method that checks whether the color instance on which the method is called equals the Color instance passed to the method.
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β€Žcontent/core/index.md

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β€Žcontent/guide/adding-native-code.md

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NativeScript allows you to access any native APIs anytime in your app. If the native API you need is not exposed through [@nativescript/core](https://docs.nativescript.org/understanding-packages#nativescript-core) or [third party plugins](https://market.nativescript.org/) or [@nativescript/* plugins](https://docs.nativescript.org/plugins/index.html)), you can add it to your project and access it right away in TypeScript.
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NativeScript allows you to access any native APIs anytime in your app. If the native API you need is not exposed through [@nativescript/core](https://docs.nativescript.org/understanding-packages#nativescript-core) or [third party plugins](https://market.nativescript.org/) or [@nativescript/\* plugins](https://docs.nativescript.org/plugins/index.html)), you can add it to your project and access it right away in TypeScript.
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1. Add native code to [App_Resources](/project-structure/app-resources). For example, see [Adding Java/Kotlin code to an application](/project-structure/app-resources#adding-java-kotlin-code-to-an-application) and [Adding ObjectiveC/Swift Code to an application](/project-structure/app-resources#adding-objectivec-swift-code-to-an-application)
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β€Žcontent/guide/error-handling.md

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