Isn't it a better approach to have a theme provider at the top level component that would take the theme object as a prop based on the value of isDarkMode, instead of having to do the comparison for each of the components. This is not sustainable for a large project that have many components.
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Well in my honest opinion you are 💯 percent right! My aim was to basically introduce styled components, and to have the least resistance for entry for beginners. Info have a goal of updating this into a series and introducing React context, dark mode hooks, or themeprovider. Thanks for dropping by!
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Isn't it a better approach to have a theme provider at the top level component that would take the theme object as a prop based on the value of isDarkMode, instead of having to do the comparison for each of the components. This is not sustainable for a large project that have many components.
Edit:
I wrote this comment not knowing the suggestion has already been made
Well in my honest opinion you are 💯 percent right! My aim was to basically introduce styled components, and to have the least resistance for entry for beginners. Info have a goal of updating this into a series and introducing React context, dark mode hooks, or themeprovider. Thanks for dropping by!