setting Dark/Light Mode on Navbar using props in TextUtils React App | React Js Tutorial #ep18

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In this tutorial, we'll be learning how to set a dark/light mode toggle button on the navigation bar in a TextUtils React application using props.

A navigation bar, also known as a navbar, is a graphical element that serves as a navigation header for a web application. It usually contains a logo and several links to the main sections of a website. By adding a dark/light mode toggle button to the navbar, we can allow users to switch between a dark and light interface as per their preference.

Props are a way of passing data from a parent component to its child component in React. In this tutorial, we'll be passing the dark/light mode value as a prop from the parent component to the child component, which is the navbar component.

We'll start by creating a state in the parent component to store the dark/light mode value. We'll then pass this value as a prop to the navbar component and use it to determine the color scheme of the navbar.

Next, we'll add a toggle button to the navbar component that allows users to switch between dark and light mode. When the button is clicked, the state value in the parent component will be updated, which in turn updates the value of the prop passed to the navbar component.

Finally, we'll style the navbar component based on the dark/light mode value passed to it as a prop.

By the end of this tutorial, you'll have a working dark/light mode toggle button on the navigation bar in your TextUtils React application.
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