Dancl

Dancl is a command-line utility that provides a simple way to convert between different color formats. It is designed to be a lightweight and fast tool for everyday color manipulation tasks. Dancl supports a variety of input and output formats, including RGB, hexadecimal, HSL, and HSV.

The primary function of Dancl is to take a color value in one format and convert it to one or more other formats. For example, a user could input a hexadecimal color like #FF0000 and then specify that they want to see it in RGB and HSL format. The output would then display the equivalent RGB (255, 0, 0) and HSL (0, 100%, 50%) values.

Dancl's command-line interface is straightforward. Users typically invoke the program with the color value as an argument, followed by flags or options specifying the desired output formats. The tool aims to be intuitive for users familiar with command-line operations.

Beyond simple conversion, Dancl may also offer basic color manipulation features, such as adjusting brightness or saturation, though its core focus remains on format translation. Its simplicity and speed make it a useful utility for web developers, designers, and anyone who frequently works with color values in a digital context. Dancl is typically available as an open-source project, allowing for community contributions and ongoing development.