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DarkMode

bootstrap-dark-5 darkmode.js -- the JavaScript module.

class DarkMode

Use this JS file, and its darkmode object, in your HTML to automatically capture prefers-color-scheme media query events and also initialize tags with the data-bs-color-scheme attribute, or the document root (<HTML> tag) with the user preferred color scheme.

The darkmode object can also be used to drive a dark mode toggle event, with optional persistance storage in either a cookie (if GDPR consent is given) or the browsers localStorage object.

The module can be loaded into a html page using a standard script command.

<script src="darkmode.js"></script>

This will create a variable darkmode that is an instance of the DarkMode class.

Once the DOM is loaded the script will then look for any html tag with a data-bs-color-scheme attribute, and, if found will use these tags to populate the current mode. If this data attribute is not found then the script will use the document root (<HTML> tag) with the class dark or light.

For example, the bootstrap-blackbox.css variant requires the <HTML> to be initialized:

<!doctype html>
<html lang="en" data-bs-color-scheme>
  <head>
    <!-- ... -->

You can also pre-initialize the mode by populating the data attribute:

<html lang="en" data-bs-color-scheme="dark">

inDarkMode

property

Used to get the current state, true when in dark mode, false when in light mode or when mode not set

Can also be used to set the current mode (with no persistance saving)

Type: boolean

Examples

Get if page is in "Dark" mode

var myVal = darkmode.inDarkMode;

Set the page to the "Dark" mode

darkmode.inDarkMode = true;

hasGDPRConsent

Variable to store GDPR Consent. This setting drives the persistance mechanism.

Used in #saveValue to determine if a cookie or the localStorage object should be used.

  • Set to true when GDPR Consent has been given to enable storage to cookie (useful in Server-Side knowledge of user preference)
  • The setter takes care of swapping the cookie and localStorage if appropriate
  • Default is false, thus storage will use the browsers localStorage object (Note: No expiry is set)

Examples

Set once GDPR consent is given by the user

darkmode.hasGDPRConsent = true;

cookieExpiry

Expiry time in days when saving and GDPR consent is give

documentRoot

Saves the instance of the documentRoot (i.e. <html> tag) when the object is created.

Type: HTMLHtmlElement

Returns HTMLHtmlElement

readValue

Retrieves the color-scheme last saved

NOTE: is dependant on #hasGDPRConsent

Parameters

  • name string -- Name of the cookie or localStorage->name

Returns string -- The saved value, either light or dark, or an empty string if not saved prior

eraseValue

Deletes the saved color-scheme

NOTE: is dependant on #hasGDPRConsent

Parameters

Returns void -- Nothing, erasure is assumed

getSavedColorScheme

Queries the <HTML> tag for the current color-scheme

(This value is set prior via the #setDarkMode) function.)

Returns string -- The current value, either light or dark, or an empty string if not saved prior

getPreferedColorScheme

Queries the prefers-color-scheme media query for the current color-scheme

(This value is set prior via the #setDarkMode) function.)

Returns string -- The current value, either light or dark, or an empty string if the media query is not supported

setDarkMode

Sets the color-scheme in the <HTML> tag as a class called either light or dark

Note: This function will modify your document root element, i.e. the <HTML> tag

Default behavior when setting dark mode true

<html lang="en" class="other-classes dark">
<!-- Note: the "light" class is removed -->

Default behavior when setting dark mode false

<html lang="en" class="other-classes light">
<!-- Note: the "dark" class is removed -->

Behavior when setting dark mode true, and dataSelector = "data-bs-color-scheme"

<html lang="en" data-bs-color-scheme="dark">

Behavior when setting dark mode false, and dataSelector = "data-bs-color-scheme"

<html lang="en" data-bs-color-scheme="light">

Parameters

  • darkMode boolean -- true for "dark", false for 'light'
  • doSave boolean -- If true, then will also call #saveValue to save that state (optional, default true)

Examples

Set the color scheme to dark, saving the state to the persistance mechanism

document.querySelector("#darkmode-on-button").onclick = function(e){
  darkmode.setDarkMode(true);  // save=true is default
}

Set the color scheme to light, but not saving the state

document.querySelector("#darkmode-off-button-no-save").onclick = function(e){
  darkmode.setDarkMode(false, false);
}

Returns void -- Nothing, assumes saved

toggleDarkMode

Toggles the color scheme in the <HTML> tag as a class called either light or dark based on the inverse of it's prior state.

When #dataSelector is set, this is set in the given data selector as the data value.

(See #setDarkMode)

Parameters

  • doSave (optional, default true)

Examples

Bind an UI Element click event to toggle dark mode

document.querySelector("#darkmode-button").onclick = function(e){
  darkmode.toggleDarkMode();
}

Returns void Nothing, assumes success

resetDarkMode

Clears the persistance state of the module and resets the document to the default mode.

Calls #eraseValue to erase any saved value, and then calls #getPreferedColorScheme to retrieve the prefers-color-scheme media query, passing its value to #setDarkMode to reset the users preference.

Examples

Bind a reset UI Element click event to reset the dark mode

document.querySelector("#darkmode-forget").onclick = function(e){
  darkmode.resetDarkMode();
}

Returns void Nothing, no error handling is performed.

DATA_KEY

const -- Name of the cookie or localStorage->name when saving

VALUE_LIGHT

const -- String used to identify light mode (do not change), @see https://www.w3.org/TR/mediaqueries-5/#prefers-color-scheme

VALUE_DARK

const -- String used to identify dark mode (do not change), @see https://www.w3.org/TR/mediaqueries-5/#prefers-color-scheme

CLASS_NAME_LIGHT

const -- String used to identify light mode as a class in the <HTML> tag

CLASS_NAME_DARK

const -- String used to identify dark mode as a class in the <HTML> tag

getColorScheme

Gets the current color-scheme from the document <HTML> tag

Returns string -- The current value, either light or dark, or an empty string if not present

updatePreferedColorSchemeEvent

static -- function called by the media query on change event.

First retrieves any persistent/saved value, and if present ignores the event, but if not set then triggers the #setDarkMode function to change the current mode.

Returns void -- Nothing, assumes success

onDOMContentLoaded

static -- function called when the DOM finishes loading.

Does all the DarkMode initialization, including:

  • Loading any prior stored preference (GDPR consent is not assumed)
  • else, honoring any <HTML> tag class="dark|light" that Server-Side may set
  • else, honoring the browser / OS prefers-color-scheme preference

and setting the derived mode by calling #setDarkMode

Followed by setting up the media query on change event

Warning: This function is automatically called when loading this module.

Returns void

darkmode

const -- This is the global instance (object) of the DarkMode class.