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			<img src="HexColors.png" alt="HexColors" title="HexColors">
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			HexColors is an extension for UIColor and NSColor to support for creating colors from a hex string like #FF0088 or 8844FF and back to a String. Completely rewritten in Swift 3!

			If you want to use this in Objective-C jump to the 4.X version tag.
			If you want to use this in Swift < 3.2 use the 5.X version tag.

			# RELEASE 6.0.0
			Swift 4.0 compatiblity

			# Examples
			How to use HexColors in the different systems.

			## iOS / watchOS / tvOS

			### Generating UIColors

			``` swift
			let colorWithHex = UIColor("#ff8942")
			let colorWithoutHex = UIColor("ff8942")
			let colorWithHexAndAlhpa = UIColor("#ff8942DF")
			let colorWithoutHexAndAlhpa = UIColor("ff8942DF")
			let shortColorWithHex = UIColor("#fff")
			let shortColorWithoutHex = UIColor("fff")
			let shortColorWithHexAndAlpha = UIColor("#FFFD")
			let shortColorWithoutHexAndAlpha = UIColor("#FFFD")
			```

			### Generating Hex Strings from UIColor
			``` swift
			let colorWithHex = UIColor("#ff8942")
			let stringFromColor = colorWithHex.hex
			```

			## macOS

			### Generating NSColor
			``` swift
			let colorWithHex = NSColor("#ff8942")
			let colorWithoutHex = NSColor("ff8942")
			let colorWithHexAndAlhpa = NSColor("#ff8942DF")
			let colorWithoutHexAndAlhpa = NSColor("ff8942DF")
			let shortColorWithHex = NSColor("#fff")
			let shortColorWithoutHex = NSColor("fff")
			let shortColorWithHexAndAlpha = NSColor("#FFFD")
			let shortColorWithoutHexAndAlpha = NSColor("#FFFD")
			```

			### Generating Hex Strings from NSColor
			``` swift
			let colorWithHex = NSColor("#ff8942")
			let stringFromColor = colorWithHex.hex
			```

			# Installation

			## Requirements
			HexColors requires >= iOS 8.0 and >=macOS 10.9.

			## Cocoapods
			Add HexColors to your Podfile:
			``` ruby
			pod 'HexColors'
			```
			* `pod install HexColors`

			## Carthage
			Add HexColors to your Cartfile:
			```
			github "mRs-/HexColors"
			```

			## Swift Package Manager
			To work with the Swift Package Manager you need to add a Package.swift file and defining your package.

			``` swift
			import PackageDescription

			let package = Package(
			name: "YourPackageName",
			dependencies: [
			.Package(url: "https://github.com/mRs-/HexColors", majorVersion: 5),
			]
			)
			```

			Then execute the Swift Package Manager with the following Shell commands:
			``` bash
			swift build
			.build/debug/YourPackageName
			```

			## Manual
			Simply just drag and drop the HexColors.swift in your project.

			# Credits
			HexColors was created by [Marius Landwehr](https://github.com/mRs-) because of the pain to create Colors from a API (mostly hex) converting to a UI/NSColor.

			# Creator
			[Marius Landwehr](https://github.com/mRs-) [@mariusLAN](https://twitter.com/mariusLAN)

			# License
			HexColors is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.