# Switch Render a switch that either can model a single boolean value or model an array in combination with the `value` prop. ```html ``` ## Colors Color changes are done using the css variable `--v-switch-color`. ```html ``` ## Boolean vs arrays Just as with regular checkboxes, you can use `v-model` with both an array and a boolean: ```html ``` Keep in mind to pass the `value` prop with a unique value when using arrays in `v-model`. ## Reference #### Props | Prop | Description | Default | Type | | ------------- | ------------------------------------------------------ | ------- | ------------------ | | `value` | If modeling an array, what value the switch represents | `null` | `String` | | `input-value` | Model the selected state using `v-model` | `false` | `[Boolean, Array]` | | `disabled` | Disables the switch | `false` | `Boolean` | | `label` | Displays a label next to the switch | `null` | `String` | #### CSS Variables | Variable | Default | | ------------------ | -------------------------- | | `--v-switch-color` | `var(--foreground-normal)` | #### Events | Event | Description | Value | | -------- | ------------------------------------ | ----- | | `change` | When the state of the switch changes | | #### Slots | Slot | Description | Data | | ------- | ----------------------------------------------- | ---- | | `label` | Alternative way of adding a label to the switch | |