@smui/switch
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Switches are toggles. They're like checkboxes, but cooler.
npm install --save-dev @smui/switch
https://sveltematerialui.com/demo/switch
A switch.
use: [] - An array of Svelte actions and/or arrays of an action and its options.class: '' - A CSS class string.disabled: false - Whether the input is disabled.group: (uninitialised) - The selected values of a group of switches as an array.checked: (uninitialised) - A boolean, whether the switch is checked. This is used instead of group for a single switch.value : null - The value of a switch in a group of switches.valueKey : (uninitialised) - If value is not a string, this should be supplied as well, and should be a unique key.input$ - Props forwarded to the input element.getId - Get the HTML ID of the element.See Switches in the Material design spec.
See Switch in MDC-Web for information about the upstream library's architecture.
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