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checkbox/props

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Checkbox uncontrolled state

For uncontrolled checkboxes, use the defaultSelected prop to set the initial checked state.

Checkbox props reference

For detailed information about checkbox props, see the Base UI checkbox API reference at https://base-ui.com/react/components/checkbox#api-reference.

Checkbox defaultChecked prop

Use the `defaultChecked` prop to create an uncontrolled checkbox that maintains its own checked state.

Checkbox controlled state with checked and onCheckedChange

To control the checkbox state, use the `checked` prop to set the current state and `onCheckedChange` callback to handle state updates. Example: ```tsx import * as React from "react" export function Example() { const [checked, setChecked] = React.useState(false) return <Checkbox checked={checked} onCheckedChange={setChecked} /> } ``` This example shows a controlled checkbox component that manages its checked state through React state.

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