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Implement hex color conversion #1270

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@idonec idonec commented Aug 12, 2023

Added utility functions for conversion from hex color value to API-accepted color dicts and converting 0-255 RGB colors to hex color values.

Added the set_tab_color worksheet function to update tabs colors using hex values.

Included relevant documentation, tests, doctests, and cassette.

As mentioned in #1199 and #1213
I'm interested in the maintainers' perspective on non-breaking ways of incorporating this change
into other related sheet formatting functionality.

Thank you for your work on this great library.

Added utility functions for conversion from hex color value
to API-accepted color dicts and converting 0-255 RGB colors
to hex color values.

Added the `set_tab_color` worksheet function to update tabs
colors using hex values.

Included relevant documentation, tests, doctests, and cassette
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thank you for this PR! :) your code is nice and your tests nicer

I have submitted a few comments, and also have these remarks:

A question we must ask is if we want to make this a breaking change (force everyone to use hex from v6.0.0) or an addition (new methods/updated arguments for using hex)

In this context, we can either

  1. case 1 - breaking change

    1. change Worksheet.update_tab_color to use only hex colors (we must provide a deprecation warning and guidance for which function to use to convert dict -> hex to ease migration).
    2. change Worksheet.tab_color to return hex instead of dict
  2. case 2 - addition

    1. change update_tab_color to also accept hex colors (@lavigne958 I do not know how complex you wish the typing to be), and we can write a code fork for isinstance(dict) and isinstance(hex) (convert to dict) before sending the API
    2. leave Worksheet.tab_color as is and inform the user (somewhere?) that there are functions in utils for converting this to a hex*

*one could also add an enum when creating the Worksheet object which specifies color type. This sounds too complex.

I prefer option 1 as I believe it is simpler in the long run. Using hex codes for colors is very standard, and it would be nice if that were the case everywhere, without users having to think about dictionaries. A major version release is also a good time to introduce such a breaking change like this.

We would love to know your thoughts, as a contributor! and also @lavigne958's thoughts.

thanks again for this great PR 💗

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alifeee commented Aug 13, 2023

Additional note:

The "hex -> dict" function represents colors as 0.0-1.0. The "dict -> hex" represents them with 0-255. It seems to me like they should work the same to reduce confusion.

Now the hex convertion utility functions are symmetrical (dict <-> hex).

Added support for 3-character hex values in `convert_hex_to_colors_dict`.

Added typing and updated tests and docs accordingly.
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idonec commented Aug 14, 2023

I'm also leaning towards the first option. While it would introduce a breaking change, handling colors as hex values seems to be more intuitive and user-friendly.
Unless we account for the ability to do some sick color arithmetics I don't think this would result in significant losses.
Definitely would need a warning though.

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@@ -295,3 +295,18 @@ def test_convert_hex_to_color(self):
# raise ValueError on invalid hex characters
with self.assertRaises(ValueError):
utils.convert_hex_to_colors_dict("axbcde")

def test_fill_gaps(self):
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this has snuck in from elsewhere. it is not relevant to this PR

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alifeee commented Aug 15, 2023

I'm also leaning towards the first option. While it would introduce a breaking change, handling colors as hex values seems to be more intuitive and user-friendly.

Agreed. For now, you can continue with this PR, and we will deal with any Deprecation warnings that need adding :)

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thank you for this contribution this is very nice ! good work

I agree with the breaking change, this is now or in a far future.... no uses the dict decimal value like the API uses :-(

@alifeee do you agree we must first merge the PR that introduces the warning for breaking change then we merge this PR ? just in case 🤔


def test_convert_hex_to_color(self):
hex = "#FF8000"
expected_color = {"red": 1, "green": 128 / 255, "blue": 0}
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for the green value please use some random value with some decimals, just in case and not some rounded value if possible, something like: 0.49803922 which is the return value for the green field of one of my sheets.

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alifeee commented Aug 16, 2023

@alifeee do you agree we must first merge the PR that introduces the warning for breaking change then we merge this PR ? just in case 🤔

I think we are fine to merge this PR first. Deprecation warnings are tracked by the issue #1272.

Added rounding of the returned values in `convert_hex_to_colors` to 8
places after the decimal point.
This matches the color values returned by the API.

Updated values in `test_convert_hex_to_color`.
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alifeee commented Aug 16, 2023

personally I would stay away from rounding, as

as mentioned by #1199 (comment), Google inconsistently rounds the returned value. Thus, you would desire a test for each of the 256 possible values (perhaps with Pytest.Parametrize) to ensure that equality can be maintained.

However, this would be quite frivolous for a number the user never gets. However, it might be worth testing that equality is conserved in hex-space, ie, that setting "#343434" is not incorrectly rounded to "#353535", for example (I am not sure of the logic, whether it uses floor, ceil, or round).

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alifeee commented Aug 16, 2023

Having looked, it looks like rounding errors are fine as def convert_colors_to_hex_value rounds decimals to the closest fraction of 255.

I still think we should not use round in convert_hex_to_colors_dict for the reasons above.

Really, the tests should stay in hex only, as that is the only color format that we support (after this merge), so the only one we should test.

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Having looked, it looks like rounding errors are fine as def convert_colors_to_hex_value rounds decimals to the closest fraction of 255.

I still think we should not use round in convert_hex_to_colors_dict for the reasons above.

Really, the tests should stay in hex only, as that is the only color format that we support (after this merge), so the only one we should test.

I understand that's what I thought too when I saw that. What do you want to test: only the conversation given a hex value I always get the same dict values ?
Or the other day around? 🤔

The test for `set_tab_color` has been updated to verify
that the hex values of the colors returned from Google
match the hex value given to the function.

Removed rounding from (hex -> dict) utils function.
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Updated the `update_tab_color` function to use hex color
values as parameter.
Adjusted related test cases for `update_tab_color` and `clear_tab_color`
to use the updated function.
Removed redundant `set_tab_color` function along with its test.
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this is lovely now. thank you very much for your work :))

I am very happy with the code here. I will let @lavigne958 merge this.

@lavigne958 lavigne958 merged commit 608789f into burnash:feature/release_6_0_0 Sep 10, 2023
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