mesh-avatar-studio
Turn one illustration into an animated 2D mesh avatar with a coding agent and a local editor
Photo-driven color pairs with guaranteed readable contrast.
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olor Shift extracts a two-color pair from a photo and shows it in a live text specimen. You can adjust the colors, compare WCAG 2 and APCA contrast scores, and copy or download a Markdown record. Photos come from Unsplash, or you can import your own image locally.
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Color Shift extracts a two-color pair from a photo and shows it in a live text specimen. You can adjust the colors, compare WCAG 2 and APCA contrast scores, and copy or download a Markdown record. Photos come from Unsplash, or you can import your own image locally.
Use Node.js 20.9 or later. Clone the repository, then run:
Create .env.local in the project root with your Unsplash API access key:
The key stays on the server. It is required for Unsplash photos; personal-photo import runs locally in the browser. Start the app with npm run dev and open localhost:3000.Read the full README ↗Color Shift extracts a two-color pair from a photo and shows it in a live text specimen. You can adjust the colors, compare WCAG 2 and APCA contrast scores, and copy or download a Markdown record. Photos come from Unsplash, or you can import your own image locally.
Use Node.js 20.9 or later. Clone the repository, then run:
npm ci
Create .env.local in the project root with your Unsplash API access key:
UNSPLASH_ACCESS_KEY=your_access_key
The key stays on the server. It is required for Unsplash photos; personal-photo import runs locally in the browser. Start the app with npm run dev and open localhost:3000.
| Command | Purpose |
|---|---|
npm run dev | Development server |
npm run build | Production build |
npm start | Serve a production build |
npm run lint | ESLint |
npm test | Deterministic Node tests in tests/*.test.cjs |
For browser regression suites and their preview setup, see tests/README.md. They use a production preview and Playwright with Chrome. Physical-device results and the next testing template are in tests/device-browser-log.md.
The web app is available at www.colorshiftapp.com. Set UNSPLASH_ACCESS_KEY as a server-side environment variable in the deployment environment, then run the production build and server commands above. The GitHub Actions workflow checks lint, generated types, TypeScript, build, and deterministic tests on pull requests and pushes to main.