In the development practice of DeepSeek Harness (DSH), handling UI styles or configuration colors often requires relying on external APIs or manual lookup to obtain the corresponding color name. The dsh-color-name plugin solves the network dependency issue in this process through local computation.

This is a localized color identification tool developed by uckkk. It does not rely on any external services, runs directly in the Node.js environment, and can convert an input hexadecimal color code into common Chinese or English color names.

Core Features

The plugin has the following capabilities:

  • Input hexadecimal color: Accepts standard hexadecimal color codes.
  • Output name: Returns the corresponding common color name (supports English and Chinese).
  • Pure local execution: Pure Node implementation, with no network requests and no external service dependencies.

Installation and Enablement

Use the official installation command to add the plugin:

dsh plugin add dsh-color-name

After installation, you need to set the name of the plugin in the dsh.profile.bundles field in the package.json file of your profile:

{
  "dsh.profile.bundles": ["dsh-color-name"]
}

Usage

After installation and configuration, you can directly call the tool registered by this plugin in a DSH session.

Notes

After installation, this plugin will run third-party code on your local machine. It is recommended to review its source code and license before installation to ensure it fits your use case.

As a lightweight local tool, dsh-color-name is suitable for developers who need color conversion offline or in network-restricted environments. For more details, visit the GitHub repository.