3This is a command-line tool to show a selection of darker/lighter variants of a given colour.
5<img src="./screenshot_yellow.png" alt="A terminal window running the command 'brightness_adjust
#e9a924', followed by different shades of the same colour, ranging from dark to light.">
7I use it when there's a specific hue/saturation I want to use (e.g. chosen by [dominant_colours]), but it's too dark or light to use in a particular context.
9For example, in the screenshot above, I have a bright shade of yellow
`#e9a924`.
10This is too bright to be readable against a white background -- but I have a range of similar colours I can use in its place.
12I could do the same thing using a graphical palette picker (e.g. I quite like [HSL Color Picker]), but I do the light/dark adjustment often enough that I wanted a tool for doing just that.
14[
dominant_colours]:
https://github.com/alexwlchan/dominant_colours
15[
HSL Color Picker]:
https://hslpicker.com