Resistors follow a color scheme to indicate how much resistance they provide. How much resistance comes in a resistor? Enter their color bands here and find out.
Try it now.
Color coded resistors typically have between 4 and 6 bands, each representing a different aspect of the resistance value it provides. Order is important! There is a larger gap before the last band on one end indicating that that is the tail end. In some cases, the last band is missing entirely (which is treated like a separate color), in which case the tail end is empty. Read more about it here.
Match the colors of the resistor with the menus here like in the picture to see what the resistance spec is for a resistor with 4 bands.
- Clone the repo.
- Install types if you'll be consulting flow:
flow-typed install.
(you'll need toyarn global add flow-typedif you don't already have it.). - Start any runners of interest. Run these from the project root.
- Dev server:
yarn start - Test runner:
yarn test - Type checker:
yarn flow-watch
- Dev server:
This project is built in Javascript using React to manage the interface. Flow manages type checking and Jest runs the tests.
Test driven development and Type driven development led the design. Most of the time, failing tests or types are put in place and then made to pass. For failing tests, larger integration tests lead eventually to unit tests, which are made to pass and checked in with the code. Generally, tests are made to pass before being checked in.
This project was bootstrapped with Create React App.