feat: implement dark mode toggle (#31) - #173
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- Add ThemeProvider context with localStorage persistence - Add dark mode toggle button to Navbar (moon/sun icons) - Update tailwind.config.js with darkMode: 'class' - Replace media-query dark mode with Tailwind dark: variants - Add dark mode styling across all components Closes sorosave-protocol#31
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What
Adds a full dark mode implementation to the SoroSave frontend with a user-toggleable switch.
Changes:
prefers-color-schemedarkMode: 'class')dark:Tailwind classes to every component (Navbar, Home, Groups, GroupCard, MemberList, RoundProgress, CreateGroupForm, ContributeModal, ConnectWallet)dark:classes onbodyWhy
Users working with the platform at night or in low-light environments benefit from a dark theme. This improves accessibility and user experience without requiring OS-level theme changes.
Testing
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