A cute dark mode toggle 🦉
- Small bundle size
- Written in TypeScript
- React 18 support
- ESM support
- SSR support
yarn add react-dark-mode-toggle-2
or
npm install react-dark-mode-toggle-2 --save
or
pnpm add react-dark-mode-toggle-2
import React from "react";
import { DarkModeToggle } from "react-dark-mode-toggle-2";
export const YourComponent = () => {
const [isDarkMode, setIsDarkMode] = React.useState(false);
return (
<DarkModeToggle
isDarkMode={isDarkMode}
onChange={setIsDarkMode}
/>
);
};
Prop | Type | Default | Required |
---|---|---|---|
attributes |
optional object containing attributes to spread onto the button | ||
isDarkMode |
boolean | N/A | Yes |
onChange |
function that recieves a single argument: the new value of isDarkMode
|
N/A | Yes |
size |
number (defaults to px ) or a string containing a number+unit (e.g "10px" , "2em" , "4.5rem" , "100%" , etc). These units may also have a space between them (e.g. "10 px" , "2 em" , etc). |
85px |
No |
speed |
number | 1.3 |
No |
className |
string | '' |
No |
id |
string | '' |
No |
Note, this is not a dark mode theme implementation; it's just a button! You'll need to mix this with a management solution such as use-dark-mode.
In Chrome, you may experience a blue outline around the toggle button after clicking it. If this behavior concerns you see this issue for more information and available workarounds.
Original library react-dark-mode-toggle was created by Alex Thoma. Credit to them and the community for the original work.