fix(Toggle): cannot toggle programmatically

[aversini]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added a new story "Programmatically" to demonstrate toggling functionality.

• Bug Fixes

  • Updated Toggle component to use checked instead of defaultChecked for better control of toggle state.

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Walkthrough

The recent updates include enhancements to the Toggle component and its story. The story now imports a Button component and demonstrates programmatic toggling. Additionally, the Toggle component's state handling has been optimized by switching from defaultChecked to checked for better control and consistency.

Changes

File	Change Summary
`packages/documentation/src/Form/Toggle...	Updated the import statement to include Button, and added the Programmatically story for the Toggle component.
`packages/ui-form/src/components/Toggle...	Changed the defaultChecked attribute to checked in the Toggle component to improve state handling.

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Bundle Size (components)

Status	File	Size (Gzip)	Limits
✅	style.css	7.35 KB	8 KB
✅	index.js	9.73 KB (+2 B +0.02%)	10 KB
✅	vendor.js	65.36 KB	67 KB

Overall bundle size: 82.44 KB (+2 B 0.00%)
Overall status: ✅

Bundle Size (form components)

Status	File	Size (Gzip)	Limits
✅	index.js	4.84 KB (-9 B -0.18%)	20 KB
✅	vendor.js	44.46 KB	67 KB

Overall bundle size: 49.3 KB (-9 B -0.02%)
Overall status: ✅

Bundle Size (system)

Status	File	Size (Gzip)	Limits
✅	style.css	7.66 KB (+1 B +0.01%)	8 KB
✅	index.js	1.93 KB (+1 B +0.05%)	3 KB
✅	vendor.js	44.46 KB	46 KB

Overall bundle size: 54.05 KB (+2 B 0.00%)
Overall status: ✅

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 40c5513 and 1bc023e.

Files selected for processing (2)

• packages/documentation/src/Form/Toggle.stories.tsx (2 hunks)
• packages/ui-form/src/components/Toggle/Toggle.tsx (1 hunks)

Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (1)

• packages/ui-form/src/components/Toggle/Toggle.tsx

Additional comments not posted (2)

packages/documentation/src/Form/Toggle.stories.tsx (2)

2-2: Approved: Updated import statement.

The inclusion of Button from @versini/ui-components is necessary for the new story that allows toggling the component programmatically.

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41-58: Approved: New story for programmatically toggling.

The implementation correctly demonstrates how to toggle the component state programmatically using a button. It might be beneficial to add a brief comment explaining the purpose of this example for future reference.

+ // Demonstrates programmatically toggling the Toggle component using a button.
export const Programmatically: Story<any> = (args) => {