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tswitch

v1.1.22

Published

tSwitch library - iOS alternative for radio switch button.

Downloads

48

Readme

tSwitch

tSwitch - iOS switch alternative for web development. No third-party needed.

Lightweight plugin for replacing standard checkbox with iOS-like design switch. All you need to do is just import module and create simple object with properties. And what is most improtant - works without jQuery.

Short example:

import 'tswitch/dist/styles.css';
import tSwitch from 'tswitch'

const swch = new tswitch({
  element: document.getElementById('example-switch'),
  onActivate: () => {
        console.log('onActivate');
    },
  onDeactivate: () => {
      console.log('onDeactivate');
  },
  onToggle: (checked) => {
      if (checked){
          console.log('On toggle checked');
      } else {
          console.log('On toggle unchecked');
      }
    }
});

tSwitch replace checkbox input with custom component from now.

Options

element - selected HTMLElement object
additionalClass [string] - optional parameter which adds string to a tSwitch class list
size [string | default 'medium' | 'x-small' | 'small' | 'medium' | 'large' ] - sets class with associated scale transform
isActive [boolean | default false] - sets start active state
isDisabled [boolean | default false] - sets start disabled state
background [string | default #FFF] - sets background color
backgroundActive [string | default #5D9CEC] - sets active state background color
didMountCallback [boolean] - triggers callback onActivate or onDeactivate depends on earlier passed isActive option when tSwitch is created
onActivate [function] - callback when switch is being active
onDeactivate [function] - callback when switch is being deactivated
onToggle [function] - callback when switch state is being toggled

Methods

getIsActive() [boolean] - return boolean depends on switch state setActive(newStatus, preventCallback) [boolean] - changes switch state depends on newStatus and execute or not onActivate or onDeactivate callback

Feedback

Feel free to open issues or contribute. Contact me at [email protected] or my LinkedIn profile.