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UsageEdit
This template contains color overrides for Module:Storm categories. These color overrides can either add an extra color to the template without adding a category, or override the color of an existing category or category alias for backwards compatibility. Make sure that added colors are compatible with black at a bare minimum, or else Module:Storm categories/demo will display errors as a check. As much as possible, also make the colors comply with at least the WCAG's AA-level for contrast with links and visited links. Additional warnings are shown by the demo template for these.
Overrides are defined in the following format:
-- For overrides that include the color of an existing category.
["override_id"] = cats["actual_category"].color,
-- For overrides that introduce a new color.
["override_id"] = "ff80ff",
local p = {}
local cats = require("Module:Storm categories/categories").cats
-- Ambiguous color names. This is because the old {[storm colour}} itself is
-- extremely ambiguous. This is also used to override the output of some codes.
local colors = {
-- Basin colors
["5"] = cats["cat5"].color,
["4"] = cats["cat4"].color,
["3"] = cats["cat3"].color,
["2"] = cats["cat2"].color,
["1"] = cats["cat1"].color,
-- Depression
["d"] = "80ccff",
-- FMS scale
["a5"] = cats["aus5"].color,
["a4"] = cats["aus4"].color,
["a3"] = cats["aus3"].color,
["a2"] = cats["aus2"].color,
["a1"] = cats["aus1"].color
}
p.colors = colors
return p