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Bootstrap 3 is a great framework, but requires many lines of HTML code
even for simple components.
For instance, you need to write the following HTML to show a dismissible alert:
<divclass="alert alert-info alert-dismissible" role="alert"><buttontype="button" class="close" data-dismiss="alert"><spanaria-hidden="true">×</span><spanclass="sr-only">Close</span></button>
You accepted the Terms of service.
</div>
Writing this for every dismissible alert is cumbersome,
repetitive, and prone to errors.
With Bh, you can achieve the same result with just one line of code:
<%= alert_box 'You accepted the Terms of service.', dismissible: true %>
alert_box is only one of the helpers provided by Bh.
The other ones are: bootstrap_css, bootstrap_js, bootstrap_theme_css,
button_to, button, dropdown, font_awesome_css, form_for,
icon, modal, navbar, nav, panel_row, panel and progress_bar.
How to install
Bh is compatible with Rails 3.2, Rails 4, Padrino and Middleman.
To include the Bh gem in your project:
Add gem 'bh', '~> 1.3' to the Gemfile file of your Rails, Padrino or Middleman project.
Only if you are using Middleman: open config.rb and add activate :bh.
Only if you are using Padrino: open app.rb and add register Bh.
That’s all!
From now on, you will be able to use any Bh helper in your views.
A comprehensive guide to Bh helpers
All the helpers available in Bh are detailed on the Bh homepage:
The examples folder includes three sample apps that you can rapidly run in
your browser and edit as you please, in order to visually appreciate the result
of Bh.
Bh strictly follows Semantic Versioning.
By indicating the version number in the '~> major.minor' format in your
Gemfile, you are guaranteed that that your project won’t break when you
bundle update to a new version.
Whenever a new version is released, the CHANGELOG file
will include a description of what features have changed and how to upgrade
your code, if necessary.
To stay updated with the latest releases, to receive code examples,
implementation details and announcements, please consider subscribing to the
Bh mailing list:
How to release new versions
If you are a manager of this project, remember to upgrade the Bh gem
whenever a new feature is added or a bug gets fixed.
Make sure all the tests are passing on Travis CI,
document the changes in CHANGELOG.md and README.md, bump the version, then run
Any new release that makes backward-compatible bug fixes should bump the patch version (1.1.x).
Any new release that adds backward-compatible features should bump the minor version (1.x.0).
Any new version that breaks compatibility should bump the major version (2.0.0)
How to contribute
Bh needs your support!
If you find that a method is missing, fork the project, add the missing code,
write the appropriate tests, then submit a pull request, and it will gladly
be merged!
To run the tests, simply type bundle exec rspec on the command line.
Don’t hesitate to send code pull requests through GitHub
and to spread the love. And don’t click here! Thanks! :)