I like this solution of toggle. A little bit of head scratching at the calc() function but I get it. But how do I get true or false value out of it, if I wanted to use it in a real application.
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You can use toggle.classList.contains("toggle--sliding"); to check if it's on. Another way is to add a hidden checkbox and then get the value from that.
Or if you're using a framework like React or Vue, clicking on the toggle could change a variable inside of the component and the toggle--sliding class could be added based on whether that variable is true or false. Then you wouldn't even need to check on the DOM, because everything is handled from the JS side (at least by you, the framework does the rest).
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I like this solution of toggle. A little bit of head scratching at the calc() function but I get it. But how do I get true or false value out of it, if I wanted to use it in a real application.
You can use
toggle.classList.contains("toggle--sliding");to check if it's on. Another way is to add a hidden checkbox and then get the value from that.Or if you're using a framework like React or Vue, clicking on the toggle could change a variable inside of the component and the
toggle--slidingclass could be added based on whether that variable istrueorfalse. Then you wouldn't even need to check on the DOM, because everything is handled from the JS side (at least by you, the framework does the rest).