Changing a Switchery checkbox state from code

If anyone is like me and wanted a solution that goes beyond ".click()"ing the DOM. The following function takes the Switchery object and a boolean to indicate whether the switch should be checked or unchecked(true/ false respectively):

function setSwitchery(switchElement, checkedBool) {
    if((checkedBool && !switchElement.isChecked()) || (!checkedBool && switchElement.isChecked())) {
        switchElement.setPosition(true);
        switchElement.handleOnchange(true);
    }
}

Example usage:

var mySwitch = new Switchery($('#mySwitchCheck')[0], {
            size:"small",
            color: '#0D74E9'
        });
//Checks the switch
setSwitchery(mySwitch, true);
//Unchecks the switch
setSwitchery(mySwitch, false);

Hope this helps someone else

Try this:

$('.switchery').click();

It should trigger a click and switch. OR this:

$('.switchery').trigger('click');

Try this:

function changeSwitchery(element, checked) {
  if ( ( element.is(':checked') && checked == false ) || ( !element.is(':checked') && checked == true ) ) {
    element.parent().find('.switchery').trigger('click');
  }
}

Example usage:

var element = $('#sound-active-input');
changeSwitchery(element, false);