/React-Dark

A NPM module which allows you to add dark theme feature to your React application.

Primary LanguageJavaScript

React Dark

Important

This Module will remember your last theme set and will save it for the future. So when a user starts up an application again it will set the last applied theme automatically.

Installation


npm install --save react-dark

Usage

Add dark mode feature to your React App in just three simple steps.

Open your main CSS file and follow the steps mentioned.

  1. Declare root variables (as per your choice). This will be displayed when dark mode is not enabled.

Note: Use these variables only for specifying values to your CSS properties.

For example :-

:root {
	--bg-color: #fff;
	--heading-color: #000;
}

and use it on any class. For example :-

.main_heading{
	color: var(--heading-color)
}
  1. Now decalre the variables which you would like to change when it is changed to dark mode.

[data-theme="dark"] {
	--bg-color: #000;
	--heading-color: #fff;
}
  1. And now your are good to go. Just import the module and use it inside your React Application.

Working

import  Darktheme  from  "react-dark";

JS

import  React, { Component } from  'react';
import  Darktheme  from  "react-dark";

export  default  class  Example  extends  Component {
	render() {
		return (
			<div>
				<Darktheme  />
			</div>
		)
	}
}
export  default  Example;

Development and Testing

  1. Set-up the React-Dark module by dowloading its dependencies, using npm install command.
  2. Build the module using npm run build
  3. Link the module for testing using npm link command.
  4. Change your directory to test-server directory, using cd test-server
  5. Install the dependecies using npm install
  6. Now run npm link react-dark
  7. Congratulations! You have set-up the test server for react-dark. Now just run npm start from test-server directory to launch the test-server.
  8. You don't need to stop this server, the changes made in the module will be reflected automatically each time you build them using npm run build

Happy Coding 🚀 🚀