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module ArticlesHelper | |
def tag_percentage(count) | |
total_tags = 0.0 | |
Article.all_tag_counts.each do |tag| | |
total_tags += tag.count | |
end | |
return tag_percent = (count / total_tags * 100).ceil | |
end | |
def hex_calculator(percentage, maxr, maxg, maxb, r, g, b) | |
red = (r * percentage) + maxr | |
green = (g * percentage) + maxg | |
blue = (b * percentage) + maxb | |
hex = "#%02x%02x%02x" % [red, green, blue] | |
return hex | |
end | |
def tag_popularity_as_hex(count) | |
#most saturated colour possible, used for a highly used tag | |
max_colour = [255, 0, 0] | |
# least saturated colour possible, used for tags that are rarely used | |
min_colour = [0, 0, 0] | |
# percentage of times the tag has been used | |
tag_percent = tag_percentage(count) | |
# i = 0 to 3 for spaces in array, correlates to R, G & B. | |
for i in 0..2 | |
# we find the distance between each value, i.e. between 100% and 1% | |
range = min_colour[i] - max_colour[i] | |
# then find 1% of the range | |
end | |
one_red = range[0] / 100 | |
one_green = range[1] / 100 | |
one_blue = range[2] / 100 | |
# we then multiply the one percent of the range by the tag percentage and add the original value back in | |
hex = hex_calculator(tag_percent, max_colour[0], max_colour[1], max_colour[2], one_red, one_green, one_blue) | |
end | |
end |
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