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toggle-clean

v1.0.2

Published

A simple html and javascript toggle element.

Downloads

8

Readme

toggle-clean

A simple html and javascript toggle element.

Installation

npm

$ npm install --save toggle-clean 

Importing

const createToggle = require('toggle-clean')

// Using ES6 imports
import createToggle from 'toggle-clean'

Overview

First, we need to define two div elements, one parent element and one child element. The parent div should contain a class with the name "switch-track", while the child div should contain a class with the name "switch-thumb"

<!-- Parent div -->
<div class="switch-track">
    <!-- Child div -->
     <div class="switch-thumb"> </div> 
</div> 

Import the package and initialize the function createToggle with an empty object if you want to keep the default toggle.

createToggle({})

Congratulations! You created a simple toggle element with just one line of code.

Options

You can pass options to the createToggle method.

Option list

Property | Functionality ------------ | ------------- width | Defines the width of the toggle. backgroundColor | Defines the background color of the toggle track.