feat(drawer): improve dark mode toggle UI and placement
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Describe the changes you have made in this PR -
This PR improves the dark mode toggle by turning it into a more intuitive switch and placing it at the top of the drawer. The new placement enhances visibility and access, leading to a better overall user experience. The change ensures theme switching feels natural and easily reachable.
- Made the Dark Mode button into a toggle switch for easier use.
- Improved visibility and interaction, making it more user-friendly.
- I moved it to the top of the drawer so users could find it quickly.
- Placement is now cleaner and more intuitive — no longer awkwardly hidden.
- Overall, it enhances the user experience and makes switching themes smoother.
Screenshots of the changes (If any) -
Older Light Mode
Newer Light Mode
Older Dark Mode
Newer Dark Mode
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Summary by CodeRabbit
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New Features
- Introduced an enhanced theme toggle that allows users to seamlessly switch between light and dark modes with smooth, animated transitions.
- Expanded localization support by adding new language entries for "Light Mode" and "Dark Mode" across supported languages, ensuring a consistent experience throughout the app.
Walkthrough
This update adds new string entries for theme modes in two localization files by introducing "light_mode" and "dark_mode" keys. In addition, a minor formatting adjustment is made in one of the localization files. The user interface component is also modified: a new ListTile with an animated icon and switch is introduced in the drawer to handle theme toggling, replacing the previous IconButton implementation.
Changes
| Files | Change Summary |
|---|---|
lib/l10n/app_en.arblib/l10n/app_hi.arb |
Added new entries "light_mode" and "dark_mode" for localization. In app_hi.arb, a minor formatting adjustment is made to the "contact_us_text" entry. |
lib/ui/.../cv_drawer.dart |
Introduced a new ListTile with an AnimatedSwitcher and a Switch for theme toggling, replacing the previous IconButton implementation. |
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