Svelte 5 theme helper.
npm install svelte-os-themes
<!-- +layout.svelte -->
<script>
import {ThemeProvider} from 'svelte-os-themes';
let {children} = $props();
</script>
<ThemeProvider
fallback="system"
attribute="class"
storageKey="theme"
colorScheme={true}
system={true}
nonce=""
>
{@render children()}
</ThemeProvider>
<!-- +page.svelte -->
<script>
import {useTheme} from 'svelte-os-themes';
let theme = useTheme();
</script>
<button {...theme.getTriggerProps({value: 'light'})}>Light</button>
<button {...theme.getTriggerProps({value: 'dark'})}>Dark</button>
<button {...theme.getTriggerProps({value: 'system'})}>System</button>
fallback
The default theme to use when no theme is set in storage.
accepted values: 'light'
, 'dark'
, 'system'
default value: 'system'
attribute
The attribute to set on the html
element.
accepted values: 'class'
, 'data-<string>'
default value: 'class'
storageKey
The key to use when storing the theme in localStorage
.
accepted values: <string>
default value: 'theme'
system
Whether to change theme when os theme changes.
accepted values: true
, false
default value: true
colorScheme
Whether to add/update the html
's color-scheme
.
accepted values: true
, false
default value: true
nonce
The nonce to use for script.
accepted values: <string>
default value:
useTheme
does not accept any arguments and returns an object with the following properties:
value
Returns the current theme when used as a getter and sets the theme when used as a setter.
getTriggerProps
Returns attributes for button to be used to trigger a particular theme. eg:
<script>
import {useTheme} from 'svelte-os-themes';
let theme = useTheme();
</script>
<button {...theme.getTriggerProps({value: 'light'})}>Light</button>
or set value to auto
<script>
import {useTheme} from 'svelte-os-themes';
let theme = useTheme();
</script>
<button
{...theme.getTriggerProps({
value: 'auto',
sequence: ['light', 'dark'],
})}
>
{#if theme.value === 'light'}
Go dark
{:else if theme.value === 'dark'}
Go light
{/if}
</button>
parseTheme
is a helper function that parses any value into a valid theme. See example below
console.log(parseTheme('LIGHT')); // 'light'
console.log(parseTheme('invalid')); // undefined
console.log(parseTheme('invalid', 'dark')); // 'dark'