Yii-Bootstrap to version 2.* s'il vous plait

[ametad]

For my own project I want to use the Bootstrap Module of Crisu83, but this requirement in P3Bootstrap is in the way...

Is it possible to set this requirement a little higher so the version 2.* can be used?

Sincerely,
Ametad

[schmunk42]

Hi Ametad,

this is a related issue: phundament/app#52

yii-bootstrap is in a lot of packages:

$ composer.phar depends crisu83/yii-bootstrap
phundament/gii-template-collection requires crisu83/yii-bootstrap (1.*)
phundament/p3admin requires crisu83/yii-bootstrap (>=1.0,<3.0)
phundament/p3bootstrap requires crisu83/yii-bootstrap (1.*)
phundament/p3media requires crisu83/yii-bootstrap (>=1.0,<3.0)
phundament/p3pages requires crisu83/yii-bootstrap (>=1.0,<3.0)
phundament/p3widgets requires crisu83/yii-bootstrap (>=1.0,<3.0)

But maybe we could use (>=1.0,<3.0) also for phundament/p3bootstrap and phundament/gii-template-collection.

Moreover, that I'd really like to skip Version 2 and go straight to http://www.getyiistrap.com which is like Version 3, but with a lot of API changes and some widgets are missing.

@motin: Will check this again.

Best regards,
schmunk

[ametad]

Ok thanks for your quick reply!
I would like that very much: '(>=1.0,<3.0) also for phundament/p3bootstrap and phundament/gii-template-collection'

Would there be no trouble when using version 2.x (but not 3) in the mentioned modules of yours?

[ametad]

You know, just for the mean time when version 3 is not implemented yet.

[schmunk42]

Would it be OK for you if we switch from yii-bootstrap 1.x to YiiBooster?

[ametad]

One of the changes is the loading of the CSS en JS. In the early versions this could be done automatically in the your config file:

'bootstrap' => array(
            'class' => 'vendor.crisu83.yii-bootstrap.components.Bootstrap', // assuming you extracted bootstrap under extensions
            'coreCss' => FALSE, // whether to register the Bootstrap core CSS (bootstrap.min.css), defaults to true
            'responsiveCss' => FALSE, // whether to register the Bootstrap responsive CSS (bootstrap-responsive.min.css), default to false
            'yiiCss' => FALSE, //whether to register the Yii-specific CSS missing from Bootstrap.
            'enableJS' => FALSE, // whether to register jQuery and the Bootstrap JavaScript.
            'plugins' => array(
                // Optionally you can configure the "global" plugins (button, popover, tooltip and transition)
                // To prevent a plugin from being loaded set it to false as demonstrated below
                'transition' => TRUE, // disable CSS transitions
                'tooltip' => array(
                    'options' => array(
                        'placement' => 'top', // top or bottom
                    ),
                ),
            // If you need help with configuring the plugins, please refer to Bootstrap's own documentation:
            // http://twitter.github.com/bootstrap/javascript.html
            ),
        ),

But now you only can set 2 attributes: plugins & forceCopyAssets

'bootstrap' => array(
            'class' => 'vendor.crisu83.yii-bootstrap.components.Bootstrap', // assuming you extracted bootstrap under extensions
            'plugins' => array(
                // Optionally you can configure the "global" plugins (button, popover, tooltip and transition)
                // To prevent a plugin from being loaded set it to false as demonstrated below
                'transition' => TRUE, // disable CSS transitions
                'tooltip' => array(
                    'options' => array(
                        'placement' => 'top', // top or bottom
                    ),
                ),
            // If you need help with configuring the plugins, please refer to Bootstrap's own documentation:
            // http://twitter.github.com/bootstrap/javascript.html
            ),
            'forceCopyAssets'=>false, //default is false
        ),

Now you have to publish the CSS and JS in the main layout file explicitly:

        <?php Yii::app()->bootstrap->registerAllCss(); ?>
    <?php Yii::app()->bootstrap->registerCoreScripts(); ?>

[schmunk42]

That'd be OK I think.

[ametad]

You were also writing i see now ;-)

I am not familiar to YiiBooster... But at first sight it looks nice!
my main concern would be: does it use the same Bootstrap widgets? I already made a lot of use of Bootstrap and thus if it is different I have to rewrite a lot! That is something I do ratter not.. Maybe if the benefits are great ...

[schmunk42]

from @tonydspaniard

YiiWheels has absolutely nothing to do with YiiBooster... YiiBooster holds its own version of bootstrap, not compatible with Yii-Bootstrap at all.

What means that you should not install both extensions in parallel.
But YiiBootster should have all the features/widgets which yii-bootstrap has, like @motin mentioned here.

[ametad]

Not both thus. Oké!

[schmunk42]

Please have a look at the referenced issue: phundament/app#62

[schmunk42]

Upgraded to YiiBooster