Calendar helper for Twitter Bootstrap and Rails

This gem provide simple and easy way to create calendar with Twitter Bootstrap and Rails.

First of all you should include twitter bootstrap in your app. You can do it manually, or use twitter-bootstrap-rails gem.

To use Less stylesheets, you'll need the less-rails gem, and one of Javascript runtimes supported by CommonJS.

Include these lines in the Gemfile to install the gems from RubyGems.org:

gem "therubyracer"
gem "less-rails" #Sprockets (what Rails 3.1 uses for its asset pipeline) supports LESS
gem "bootstrap_calendar_rails"

Then run bundle install from the command line:

bundle install

Then run the bootstrap generator to add Calendar includes into your assets:

rails generate calendar:install less

If you don't need to customize the stylesheets using Less, the only gem you need is the bootstrap_calendar_rails gem:

gem "bootstrap_calendar_rails"

After running bundle install, run the generator:

rails generate calendar:install static

You should use something like this in the view

bootstrap_calendar Date.today {} do |date|
    date.day.to_s
end

it show you calendar for the current month.

You can specify another start week day. Use start_day key for this:

bootstrap_calendar Date.today { start_day: :wednesday } do |date|
    date.day.to_s
end

You can extend day classes. Use extra_day_classes key and lambda for this:

options = { extra_day_classes: lambda { |classes, date|
  classes << 'cal-day-daylight' if true  
  }
}
bootstrap_calendar Date.today, options do |date|
  date.day.to_s
end

An example application is available at sharpyfox/bootstrap_calendar_rails_example. You can view it running on heroku here. Contributions welcome.

This gem are highly inspired by:

davidray and davidray / twitter-bootstrap-calendar Basically this gem is an adoptation davidray / twitter-bootstrap-calendar for my flavour

Serhioromano and Serhioromano / bootstrap-calendar I stole all css markup from him

Thanks guys!

If you'd like to add features (or bug fixes) to improve the gem, you can fork the GitHub repo and make pull requests. Your code contributions are welcome!