Love this tutorial, implementing my own dark mode for a simple application, so this was useful for that as well. I like the idea of using darkMode.enable() and darkMode.disable(). But I also thought about using a mode variable and assigning it 'light' and 'dark'. This way it allows me to add something like 'high-contrast-light' and 'high-contrast-dark' (more options) and potentially will scale a bit better. But tracking by the boolean makes for a simple example. Thanks for this.
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Love this tutorial, implementing my own dark mode for a simple application, so this was useful for that as well. I like the idea of using
darkMode.enable()anddarkMode.disable(). But I also thought about using a mode variable and assigning it 'light' and 'dark'. This way it allows me to add something like 'high-contrast-light' and 'high-contrast-dark' (more options) and potentially will scale a bit better. But tracking by the boolean makes for a simple example. Thanks for this.