Implementation of view helper methods that utilize robust options and traits to generate semantic Bootstrap4 HTML for Ruby on Rails. Supply themes, rails helper options (such as :method and :confirm for a `link_to`). Example usage: `<%= ui.bootstrap :button, :primary, :block, href: user_path(@user), method: :delete, confirm: 'Are you sure?', tooltip: 'Adds a new user' %>` Which outputs a primary button with `btn-block` that uses rails method & confirm, and automatically supplies a tooltip (and there's much more!)

A Rails-y way to install minimal Bux w/Bootstrap and generate OSU headers and footers

Cells for common Bootstrap components.

Applies a custom delete confirmation dialog for rails default data-confirm action.

View helper that allow to select date from calendar using bootstrap library

Bootstrap Form helpers

Adds a Twitter Bootstrap FormBuilder.

Bootstrap wrapper for rails

This is the rails way to add files in your project :).

Simple rails helper to construct bootstrap components

Shoehorn: a Twitter Bootstrap 2.0 helper library for Rails - HTML, CSS, and JS toolkit from Twitter

Add text and graph bootstrap-widgets for a dashboard, rendered with Bootstrap

For multi-theme sites, Bootswitch allows a site to configure the Bootswatch theme based on a method set in the initializer file.

A CMS that sits on top of Citygate

A standard for authenticating requests among services

Bp3::Hello::Engine is an example BP3 Rails engine that 'says hello'

Rails engine to do user institutions in an RDBMS for hydra-head

Shared user access gem for public front ends

Allows setting of dependenices between jobs and setting rules for dependency resolution

This gem is designed to work within a larger Rails application, where it can be used to dynamically load and manage different blog templates based on account settings. It's a key component in creating a flexible, multi-tenant blogging platform where different users or accounts can have different looking blogs all running on the same underlying system.