Hi. Thanks for your comment. This library provides the foundation for crafting any sort of color system. The choice of whether your color system's palettes shou

Hi. Thanks for your comment. This library provides the foundation for crafting any sort of color system. The choice of whether your color system's palettes should consist of complementary vs. analogous vs. other relationships of colors is entirely up to you, and the library makes it easy for you to systematically define that in code (by creating a custom "color mapping function", which is discussed in the README). Although the library is not a color generator per se, it has one built-in palette generator (color mapping function), which is tonal/monochromatic--chosen as default because it's the most common palette type used by popular design systems like Material Design. You can use third-party libraries to aid writing any additional color mapping function you want to implement. (I can also include additional color mappings based on feedback.) Ultimately, what simpler-color provides is a well-defined structure for your custom color system that works well with various color-generator libraries.