Native AngularJS (Angular) directives for Bootstrap
npm install ui-bootstrap4_AngularJS directives specific to Bootstrap_
This is a fork of the original [ui-bootstrap4][] project. It has been modified to work with Bootstrap 4. The reason this repository exists is because some applications are choosing (or are forced to chose) to stap with Angular 1, but would like to move to Bootstrap 4. (Especially considering the fact that bootstrap 3 is EoL.)
This for makes as few changes as possible to the original source code, so that upstream changes can be merged in with minimal issues. Some work has been used from other attempts to do the same thing, such as the fork from [dietergeerts][].
[dietergeerts]: https://github.com/dietergeerts/bootstrap
[ui-bootstrap4]: https://github.com/morgul/ui-bootstrap4
_As of this Aug. 2019, my company no longer has any maintained Angular 1.x code, so I have lost the last of my incentive to work on this. Still happy to click buttons and make releases, but I'm pretty much done writing any code for this._
I did this for a work project, and, frankly, we've gotten what we needed out of it. I'd love to see this cleaned up and maybe even maintained... but I just don't have the time myself. I'll accept merge requests, and fight with the build system... but that's basically it. If someone would like to step in, just let me know and I'll add you to the project. Just open an issue, and I'll respond.
If you really want your issue fixed and you feel you can't fix it on your own, or your don't want to, I've setup IssueHunt for this project:
* https://issuehunt.io/r/Morgul/ui-bootstrap4
Make an item, and then add some funding, and either myself or someone in the community will likely pick it up. No promises, but it seems worth the experiment.
Wanting to contribute, but not take over the reigns? The things that are really holding this project back are, as I can see it:
* [ ] Undocumented/confusing build system.
* [ ] The whole SNAPSHOT thing seems like it adds a lot of complexity, for very little gain.
* [ ] Making a release should be a single npm command
* [ ] Getting started with development should be very simple
* [ ] Switch to ES2015
* [ ] The code should be cleaned up, and better formatted
If you can think of more, feel free to make issues.
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Do you want to see directives in action? Visit https://morgul.github.io/ui-bootstrap4/!
Installation is easy as UI Bootstrap has minimal dependencies - only the AngularJS and Twitter Bootstrap's CSS are required.
Notes:
* Since version 0.13.0, UI Bootstrap depends on ngAnimate for transitions and animations, such as the accordion, carousel, etc. Include ngAnimate in the module dependencies for your app in order to enable animation.
* UI Bootstrap depends on ngTouch for swipe actions. Include ngTouch in the module dependencies for your app in order to enable swiping.
#### Install with NPM
``sh`
$ npm install ui-bootstrap4
#### Install with Yarn
`sh`
$ yarn add ui-bootstrap4
This will install AngularJS and Bootstrap NPM packages.
#### Custom build
Head over to https://morgul.github.io/ui-bootstrap4/ and hit the Custom build button to create your own custom UI Bootstrap build, just the way you like it.
#### Manual download
After downloading dependencies (or better yet, referencing them from your favorite CDN) you need to download build version of this project. All the files and their purposes are described here:
https://github.com/morgul/ui-bootstrap4/tree/gh-pages#build-files
Don't worry, if you are not sure which file to take, opt for ui-bootstrap-tpls-[version].min.js.
When you are done downloading all the dependencies and project files the only remaining part is to add dependencies on the ui.bootstrap AngularJS module:
`js`
angular.module('myModule', ['ui.bootstrap']);
To use this project with webpack, follow the NPM instructions.
Now, if you want to use only the accordion, you can do:
`js
import accordion from 'ui-bootstrap4/src/accordion';
angular.module('myModule', [accordion]);
`
You can import all the pieces you need in the same way:
`js
import accordion from 'ui-bootstrap4/src/accordion';
import datepicker from 'ui-bootstrap4/src/datepicker';
angular.module('myModule', [accordion, datepicker]);
`
This will load all the dependencies (if any) and also the templates (if any).
Be sure to have a loader able to process css files like css-loader.
If you would prefer not to load your css through your JavaScript file loader/bundler, you can choose to import the index-nocss.js file instead, which is available for the modules:
* carousel
* datepicker
* datepickerPopup
* dropdown
* modal
* popover
* position
* timepicker
* tooltip
* typeahead
The other modules, such as accordion in the example below, do not have CSS resources to load, so you should continue to import them as normal:
`js
import accordion from 'ui-bootstrap4/src/accordion';
import typeahead from 'ui-bootstrap4/src/typeahead/index-nocss.js';
angular.module('myModule', [accordion, typeahead]);
`
Pre-2.0.0 does not follow a particular versioning system. 2.0.0 and onwards follows semantic versioning. All release changes can be viewed on our changelog.
https://github.com/morgul/ui-bootstrap4/wiki/FAQ
Take a moment to read our Code of Conduct
Directives from this repository are automatically tested with the following browsers:
* Chrome (stable and canary channel)
* Firefox
* IE 9 and 10
* Opera
* Safari
Modern mobile browsers should work without problems.
* ~~Live help in the IRC (#angularjs channel at the freenode network). Use this webchat or your own IRC client.~~
* ~~Ask a question in StackOverflow under the ui-bootstrap4 tag.~~
For now, please create new issues in this repository to ask questions about using UI Bootstrap 4
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We are always looking for the quality contributions! Please check the CONTRIBUTING.md for the contribution guidelines.
~~## Development, meeting minutes, roadmap and more.~~
~~Head over to the Wiki for notes on development for UI Bootstrap, meeting minutes from the UI Bootstrap team, roadmap plans, project philosophy and more.~~
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I've currently hacked out a solution, but the whole thing's very messy. For now, to build a release, just do:
`
$ grunt release:3.0.0
(Obviously, replace 3.0.0` with the version you're releasing.) That should build a correct release, and update the
docs, and everything.