Every published version of chroma-panel, the React color picker, is listed below with the highlights of each release. After the timeline you will find how canary builds work, what counts as a breaking change, and how to upgrade.
v0.1.3Latest
- Updated the documentation with clearer and more accurate information.
- Updated the images to improve visual quality and consistency.
- Replaced “colour” with “color”.
- Fixed small UI glitches and styling inconsistencies.
- Improved overall stability and user experience.
- Consistent spelling across the UI and docs.
- Installing from a git URL now builds correctly.
- Five ways to pick: wheel, sliders, palettes, pencils, image.
- Keeps your exact color. No lost hue.
- Works as a form input. Keyboard accessible.
- No dependencies. Typed. ESM and CommonJS.
Canary releases
Pre-release versions are published under the next tag so they never reach
anyone who has not asked for them. Install one by name:
npm install chroma-panel@nextThey carry a Pre-release badge on the timeline above, and are never marked Latest. Treat them as a preview: the API in a canary can still change before it lands in a stable release.
Versioning
The package follows semantic versioning. A breaking change to any of the following is a major release:
- The props documented under Components
- The exports of any entry point
- The
--cp-*custom properties anddata-cp-*attributes
Internal class names that are not listed in the API reference are not part of the public surface and can change in a patch.
Upgrading
npm install chroma-panel@latestFull release notes
The timeline above shows the highlights of each release. The complete notes, including every commit and contributor, are on GitHub.