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A C++ port of randomColor (commit 8f970a).

Tested with Visual Studio 2022.

See main.cpp for a basic usage example.

RandomColor::Options opt;
opt.schema = RandomColor::SCHEMA::FULLCOLOR;
opt.luminosity = RandomColor::LUMINOSITY::BRIGHT;

auto RG = RandomColor::RandomColorGenerator{opt};

for (int i = 0; i < 20; i++)
{
    auto const& rgb = RG.NextRGB();
    int const r = std::get<0>(rgb);
    int const g = std::get<1>(rgb);
    int const b = std::get<2>(rgb);
    std::cout << r << "," << g << "," << b << std::endl;
}

This project includes two examples:

• A console-based demo for quick testing.
• An ImGui-based GUI demo using the ImGui framework.

If you have ImGui set up, you can experiment with color generation parameters interactively.

Currently, this utility only generates colors in RGB format.