This directory contains examples of valid and invalid color claims to help implementers understand the protocol requirements.
Examples of correctly formatted color claims that would be accepted by the protocol.
Simple examples using primary colors to demonstrate the basic format.
More complex examples showing various color combinations and naming patterns.
Examples of invalid claims that would be rejected by the protocol, along with explanations of why they're invalid.
Examples of common formatting mistakes:
- Incorrect RGB value separators
- Missing values
- Out of range values
Examples of validation errors:
- RGB/HEX mismatches
- Missing HEX prefix
- Invalid names
You can use these examples to:
- Test your implementation
- Understand the protocol requirements
- Verify your validation logic
Each example includes comments explaining why certain claims are valid or invalid.