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@juice789/react-toggle

v5.0.0

Published

react toggle component

Readme

react-toggle

A simple React toggle component.

✅ Custom styles
✅ Custom track and thumb content
✅ Controlled component
✅ Styled components theme support

Demo

Open demo

Installation

npm install @juice789/react-toggle

Builds

Two builds are available depending on your needs:

| Import | styled-components | | ------ | ----------------- | | @juice789/react-toggle | bundled | | @juice789/react-toggle/themed | external (peer) |

The themed build requires styled-components >=5.1 to be installed in your project. This gives you a single shared instance of styled-components, which is necessary if you want to access your app's theme values in custom styles via props.theme.

The default build bundles its own isolated styled-components instance, so no extra install is needed — but props.theme will always be {} in custom styles, regardless of any ThemeProvider in your app.

Usage

import Toggle from '@juice789/react-toggle'

<Toggle />

<Toggle text={<>thumb<br />txt</>} defaultSize={'50px'}>
  <Toggle.Left>I'm off</Toggle.Left>
  <Toggle.Right>I'm on</Toggle.Right>
</Toggle>

Props

All props are optional.

| name | type | description | | ----------- | --------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | isOn | boolean | Set initial state. | | value | boolean | Use this to control the component. Overrides the isOn prop. | | text | string or JSX | Text displayed on the thumb. | | onChange | function | Change event handler. An object is passed to the callback on toggle: { value: '0' } or { value: '1' } | | remap | object | Remap the values of the object passed to the onChange callback. format:{ '0': 'custom value on toggle off', '1': 'custom value on toggle on' } | | styles | object or array | Custom styles.Use a single object to style both on and off state.Use an array with two style objects to use different styles for the off and on states. | | defaultSize | css value | Set this value to easily resize the component instead of setting custom style rules. Default: 25px. | | padding | css value | Set this value to easily set the track padding instead of setting style rules. Default: 0px. |

Complete styling example

Each key of the styles object accepts a function that receives the default styles as the first parameter and all props as the second. Return a CSS-in-JS object.

Use a single object to style both states, or an array of two objects for different off/on styles.

const styles = {
  container: (defaults, props) => ({
    ...defaults,
    display: 'inline-block'
  }),
  track: (defaults, props) => ({
    ...defaults,
    background: '#8954b2',
    border: '0px',
    boxShadow: '0 0 0 1px #cca3eb',
    ['&:hover']: {
      background: '#ad6cdf',
      border: '0px',
      boxShadow: '0 0 0 1px #cca3eb, 0 0 0 2px #be8be5'
    }
  }),
  thumbOuter: (defaults, props) => ({
    ...defaults,
    padding: '2px'
  }),
  thumb: (defaults, props) => ({
    ...defaults,
    background: '#f3eafa',
    color: '#333',
    fontSize: '0.8rem',
    ['&:hover']: {
      background: '#fbf8fe'
    }
  }),
  trackContent: (defaults, props) => ({
    ...defaults,
    color: '#e0d4f0',
    fontWeight: 'bold',
    fontSize: '0.8rem'
  })
}

<Toggle
  isOn={false}
  text={'OK'}
  defaultSize={'40px'}
  padding={'5px'}
  styles={styles}
  onChange={({ value }) => console.log(value)}
  remap={{ 1: 'on', 0: 'off' }}
>
  <Toggle.Left>OFF</Toggle.Left>
  <Toggle.Right>ON</Toggle.Right>
</Toggle>

Using the themed build

The @juice789/react-toggle/themed build uses your project's installed styled-components instance, which means style functions can access the active styled-components theme via props.theme.

Wrap your app with ThemeProvider from styled-components and pass your theme object:

import { ThemeProvider } from 'styled-components'
import Toggle from '@juice789/react-toggle/themed'

const theme = {
  primary: '#6200ea',
  background: '#1e1e1e'
}

const App = () => (
  <ThemeProvider theme={theme}>
    <Toggle styles={{
      trackContent: (defaults, props) => ({
        ...defaults,
        color: props.theme.primary
      })
    }} />
  </ThemeProvider>
)

License

MIT