Supports Bootstrap 3 and Elm 0.19
Version 9.0.1 of elm-bootstrapify has not been tested with versions < Elm 0.19. If you have issues please open an issue on Github. If things are going smoothly with backwards compatibility, please open an issue with your versions and experience so I can update the Readme. Thank you!
elm-bootstrapify <= 9.0.0 is compatible with previous version of elm. Please check the commit history for the corresponding versions.
Elm-bootstrapify aims to elminate bootstrap styling rendering errors using precise type safety techniques.
In the project directory type
elm package install JeremyBellows/elm-bootstrapify
module ExampleView exposing (..)
import Bootstrap.Grid exposing (..)
import Bootstrap.Wells exposing (..)
import Html
let view =
containerFluid
[
row
[
column [ ExtraSmall Two, Small Two, Medium Four, Large Four ] [],
column [ ExtraSmall Ten, Small Ten, Medium Eight, Large Eight ]
[
well WellLarge []
[
Html.h1 []
[
Html.text "Hello World!"
]
]
]
]
]
This library is still in development so the types and names of functions may change. Always be sure to perform a diff before upgrading!
Before updating, it is recommended to perform a diff of the version you are attempting to merge and the version that is depended on.
Navigate to root directory of your project and type
elm-package diff JeremyBellows/elm-bootstrapify 2.0.1 9.0.1
Be sure to replace 2.0.1 with the version of elm-bootstrapify that is depended on. Replace 9.0.1 with the version of elm-bootstrapify that you want to use.
If the diff is desirable, then change the version number of elm-bootrapify in elm-package.json.
It should look like
"JeremyBellows/elm-bootstrapify": "9.0.0 <= v < 10.0.0",
Execute the following command
elm package install JeremyBellows/elm-bootstrapify
For further reading, click here to be taken to the elm-package documentation.