Initial release of solution

[wjamesw]

By submitting this pull request, you agree to the contribution guidelines

If you aren't familiar with how to contribute to open-source repositories using GitHub, or if you find the instructions on this page confusing, sign up for one of our Sharing is Caring events. It's completely free, and we'll guide you through the process.

To submit a pull request with multiple authors, make sure that at least one commit is a co-authored commit by adding a Co-authored-by: trailer to the commit's message. E.g.: Co-authored-by: name <[email protected]>

Put an x in all the items that apply ([x], without spaces), make notes next to any that haven't been addressed.

• Bug fix?
• New sample?
• Related issues: fixes #X, partially #Y, mentioned in #Z
• Needs API permissions?
• Has other prerequisites? (E.g. requires a list, document library, etc.)

What's in this Pull Request?

This Power App sample demonstrates a component which uses enhanced component properties to produce a colour picker in the style of a hue/saturation grid and a lightness picker, which users may be familiar with from applications like MS Paint. Users first choose a hue and saturation from the grid, then the lightness picker provides the available options of lightness for that colour. The final chosen colour is provided as an output property of the component for use in the Power App.

Checklist

This checklist is mostly useful as a reminder of small things that can easily be forgotten – it is meant as a helpful tool rather than hoops to jump through.

Put an x in all the items that apply ([x], no spaces), make notes next to any that haven't been addressed.

• My pull request affects only ONE sample.
• I have updated the README file.
• My README has at least one static high-resolution screenshot (i.e. not a GIF)
• My README contains complete setup instructions, including pre-requisites and permissions required

[Katerina-Chernevskaya]

Hi @wjamesw ,

Thank you for sharing this sample! I've slightly modified the ReadMe file - put together both Features parts and replaced "copy and past" with "export and import" as for components export-import approach is supported.
I would recommend as a future improvement of this sample to add your component as Component Library type in the solution by follow this documentation: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-apps/maker/canvas-apps/component-library-alm
This approach will be more natural for users to use your component in their apps, without manual export-import steps.
I'm going to merge your PR right now. Once you will be ready with updated solution (with a component library) - just submit a new PR for this sample and we will update this sample in the Gallery.

Thank you again for your work and contribution!

Regards,
Katerina Ch.