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An ember-cli addon for using Twitter Bootstrap in Ember applications.

The addon includes the Bootstrap assets (CSS, Icons) in your project (can be disabled). On top of that, it provides a set of native Ember components (no use of Bootstrap JavaScript!).

See www.ember-bootstrap.com for full documentation.

Install in ember-cli application

In your application's directory:

ember install ember-bootstrap

This will install Bootstrap 3 and will use the currently installed preprocessor or none if one is not installed. To switch Bootstrap version or preprocessor, see the documentation.

1.0 alpha

The 1.0 release is currently in alpha stage. While the API is not guaranteed to remain unchanged until the first stable release, breaking changes are unlikely. So I encourage everybody to use the alpha version for new projects, and also to upgrade existing projects.

The 1.0 release will consist of a number of breaking changes compared to the previous 0.x releases, so be sure to check the CHANGELOG for details. After the first stable 1.0 release the API should remain stable according to SemVer.

Beginning from version 1.0 ember-bootstrap will require at least Ember 2.3! Please file any issues you may encounter!

Updates

See CHANGELOG for the list of all changes.

If you want to keep up to date with ember-bootstrap, you may want to follow me on Twitter.

Authors

Simon Ihmig@kaliber5 & Contributors

Copyright and license

Code and documentation copyright 2017 kaliber5 GmbH. Code released under the MIT license.

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