New component b-form-colorpicker ?

With the same format as a b-form-datepicker (little popup), would it be possible to add a new component which would allow to pick a color ?

It would be named b-form-colorpicker and would enable the user to pick a color of its choice (either by picking a total ‘random’ one with the palette or among a predefined list of colors).

That would be awesome to have something builtin.

Example :

• Palette to pick ‘random’ color.
• (remove the button to pick a color from sample)
• possibility to chose with HEX value
• possibility to chose with RGBA value
• list of predefined colors OR standard ones (OR let the possibility to chose one or another method)

So by default :

• Palette with color bar to chose the main color of the palette
• HEX picker
• RGBA picker
• predefined list of standard colors (standard)
• custom list of colors (only if provided, could co-exist with predefined ones) (grid)

It would then be possible to customize the color-picker with props such as : palette-only, grid-only, standard-only, hex-only, rgb-only, no-hex, no-rgb, no-palette, no-grid, no-standard

[laurent-brisbois]

Added some ideas of props which could be implemented to customize this component.

[tmorehouse]

For reference:

• https://www.cnbc.com/2019/10/07/dominos-supreme-court.html
• https://www.fool.com/investing/2019/10/15/dominos-just-lost-lawsuit-that-threatens-every-web.aspx
• https://cielo24.com/2016/12/uk-web-accessibility-law/
  1. “take such steps as it is reasonable” to ensure an equal experience for people with disabilities as compared to those without
  2. “take such steps as it is reasonable” to fix any physical features that make it difficult for a people with disabilities to navigate the space compared to those without disabilities.
  3. “take such steps as it is reasonable” to provide an auxiliary aid to someone with a disability if without the auxiliary aid they do not have the same access as someone without a disability

Websites provide access to services and goods, and may in themselves constitute a service, for example, where they are delivering information or entertainment to the public.

The duty to make reasonable adjustments requires service providers to take positive steps to ensure that disabled people can access services. This goes beyond simply avoiding discrimination. It requires service providers to anticipate the needs of potential disabled customers for reasonable adjustments.