Alexei Boronine

I've been using this wrapper over your API: ``` clojure (defn jwt-verify [token secret] (if-let [jwt-object (try (jwt/str->jwt auth-token) (catch Exception _ nil))] (if (jwt/verify jwt-object secret) (:claims jwt-object)))) ```

Same issue on macOS aarch64 - M1 MacBook Air EDIT: `brew install protobuf` doesn't fix it

Thanks for reporting this. There is indeed a lack of documentation on this issue. > When passing the RGB values 1,1,0 (yellow) the returned Saturation is 1784.236 and for other...

> checking the resulted HPLuv triplet falls into the expected ranges That will work. I don't think there is a way to check without performing the transformation since the space...

Just wanted to thank @mity for writing this up and leave my approval. I encourage anyone to take a stab at this. If left open, I might do it myself...

HPLuv clamping issue encountered here: https://github.com/hsluv/hsluv/issues/78

Hi Caleb. Thanks for using HSLuv in projects 👍 I've noticed this too. I don't believe this is a problem with HSLuv's reproduction of CIELUV or an issue with monitors....

Thank you for the report. The fix is really easy in code, but I have to look into floating point error first, not sure what's best practices are.

Under what circumstances would one need to "access a classic Haxe array from Lua"? Our Haxe-generated Lua code uses native Lua tables, doesn't it?

Ok I understand now. I assumed you were referring to https://github.com/hsluv/hsluv-lua code when you ran into the limitation. The Lua code there is a cleaned up version of the Haxe...