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Emilio Romero edited this page Dec 20, 2025
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Darkify is a lightweight library that allows you to easily implement a dark mode on your website with minimal configuration.
To install darkify-js in your project, you can use npm or any other package manager:
npm install darkify-js
Create a button with any ID
<button type="button" id="element">Toggle theme</button>
In your main.js file set some options
// main.js import Darkify from "darkify-js" const options = { autoMatchTheme: true, }; // autoMatchTheme: default is true // useLocalStorage: default is true // useSessionStorage: default is false // useColorScheme: default is ['#ffffff', '#000000'] var darkMode = new Darkify("#element", options)
You have full control over css. See tailwindcss implementation
:root { --background: #fff; --foreground: #000; } :root:is([data-theme="dark"]) { --background: #000; --foreground: #fff; } html, body { background-color: var(--background); color: var(--foreground); }
| Option | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| autoMatchTheme | Boolean | Automatically select the default system theme |
| useLocalStorage | Boolean | Use local storage (Stores data that persists beyond the current browser session) |
| useSessionStorage | Boolean | Use session storage (Stores data that is only needed during the current browser session) |
| useColorScheme | String[] | Defines the color of the browser navigation bar on mobile devices to match the theme of your website |