+ The `ToggleButton` component provides a way to toggle between states + or select options within a group. Whether used individually or in + conjunction with a `ToggleButtonGroup`, it offers a consistent and + user-friendly way to control selections in a UI. +
++ A single `ToggleButton` is used to toggle between two states. Here + is an example: +
++ Use a `ToggleButtonGroup` to group related buttons for single + selection. The `exclusive` prop ensures that only one button can be + selected at a time. +
++ Use `ToggleButtonGroup` without the `exclusive` prop to allow users + to select multiple options within a group. This approach is useful + when enabling combinations of settings. +
++ Adjust the size of the `ToggleButton` using the `size` prop. Supported values include + `small`, `medium`, and `large`. +
++ Use the `color` prop to set the color scheme for the `ToggleButton`. Common values include + `primary`, `secondary`, and `default`. +
++ The `ToggleButton` component is designed to allow users to quickly + toggle between two or more states, such as enabling or disabling a + feature, choosing between views, or setting preferences. It provides + visual feedback that helps users understand the current state of an + option at a glance. +
++ The `ToggleButton` and `ToggleButtonGroup` are versatile components + that can be used for a wide range of applications. Their intuitive + design ensures users can make selections easily and confidently. + Whether it's enabling a setting, selecting a mode, or choosing + multiple options, these components are built to enhance user + experience across different scenarios. +
+ ++ The purpose of `ToggleButton` and `ToggleButtonGroup` components is + to streamline user interactions where toggling between states or + selecting options is necessary. Below are some of their most common + applications: +
++ A single `ToggleButton` is used to represent a binary choice, such + as enabling or disabling a feature. For example, a toggle button can + be used to switch between "Dark Mode" and "Light Mode" or enable/disable notifications. +
++ Use a `ToggleButtonGroup` to group multiple related options when only one + selection is allowed at a time. For instance, allowing a user to select a view type, + such as "Grid View" or "List View." +
++ Enable multi-selection by using the `allowMultiple` prop in a `ToggleButtonGroup`. + This is particularly useful for scenarios where users need to select multiple + options simultaneously, such as filtering categories or choosing multiple features to enable. +
++ Always use the pre-defined theme styles for colors, such as `primary` or `secondary`. + This ensures consistency across the application and makes it easy to switch between + light and dark themes without additional effort. +
++ The size of the `ToggleButton` can be adjusted using the `size` prop to fit + different screen sizes and contexts. Use `small`, `medium`, or `large` as + values for this property. +
++ Toggle buttons can include icons to make their purpose clearer. Icons + should complement the label text and not replace it entirely. For example, + a grid icon can visually reinforce the "Grid View" label in a toggle button. +
++ The `ToggleButton` and `ToggleButtonGroup` are versatile components + that can be used for a wide range of applications. Their intuitive + design ensures users can make selections easily and confidently. + Whether it's enabling a setting, selecting a mode, or choosing + multiple options, these components are built to enhance user + experience across different scenarios. +
++ Basic toggle buttons allow users to make multiple selections easily, + with each button’s state reflecting whether it is selected. For + example, in text formatting, users can choose "Bold," "Italic," or + "Underline" simultaneously to customize their text. The selected + states are stored in an array, making it simple to manage and apply + changes dynamically. This ensures seamless functionality and a + polished user experience. +
++ With exclusive selection, only one option can be selected at a time. + This is useful in scenarios where mutually exclusive choices are + required, such as selecting a single alignment for text (e.g., + "Left," "Center," or "Right"). The `exclusive` prop ensures that + toggling one button automatically deselects the others, maintaining + clarity and consistency in user inputs. +
++ Toggle buttons can be stacked vertically by setting the orientation + prop to "vertical." This layout is ideal for menus, settings panels, + or options where vertical alignment improves readability and ease of + access. Vertical toggle groups are particularly helpful on smaller + screens or mobile devices, ensuring options remain accessible without + compromising on space. +
++ The ToggleButtonGroup component supports different sizes to match + the design requirements of your application. Available sizes include + "small," "medium" (default), and "large." By adjusting the size, + you can ensure that buttons are appropriately scaled for their + context, whether it's a compact toolbar or a full-screen settings + menu. +
++ All toggle buttons within a group can be disabled by setting the + `disabled` prop on the `ToggleButtonGroup` component. This is + useful in scenarios where selections should be temporarily or + permanently unavailable to users, such as when certain features are + restricted or conditions are not met for using them. +
++ Toggle buttons can be styled with different colors using the `color` + prop. Available options include "primary" and "secondary," among + others, depending on your theme configuration. This customization + helps to visually differentiate buttons, emphasizing their purpose + and improving user interaction. +
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