Bootstrap3

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Modular, customizable Bootstrap 3 for Meteor.

Overview

Bootstrap 3 for Meteor is a powerful package designed for developers who want to integrate Bootstrap into their Meteor projects seamlessly. Its modular and configurable nature allows for a high degree of customization, making it easier to tailor Bootstrap's features to fit the specific needs of any web application. Whether you're looking to modify variables, manage modules, or simply want the convenience of Bootstrap's classes, this package provides the tools you need.

Setting it up involves creating a simple JSON settings file within your project structure. With just a few commands, you can get the default configurations in place and start using Bootstrap components directly in your HTML. The detailed customization options, such as enabling or disabling specific modules and tweaking CSS variables, grant developers full control over their UI design, leading to a truly unique user experience.

Features

  • Modular Architecture: Choose which Bootstrap modules to include in your project, enabling a lightweight footprint by only using what you need.

  • Configurable Settings: The bootstrap-settings.json file allows you to easily adjust default configurations and tailor the package to your project’s requirements.

  • Custom Variables Support: Enables editing of Bootstrap variables, allowing for fine-tuning of design elements such as colors and font sizes by using a simple variables file.

  • Exposed Mixins: Utilize Bootstrap mixins in your own Less code to streamline styling and maintain consistency across your application without editing default files.

  • Easy Installation: Simply create a settings file and run your Meteor project to automatically configure Bootstrap with sensible defaults tailored for immediate use.

  • JavaScript Module Management: Control which Bootstrap JavaScript components are included, giving you the ability to optimize performance by only using necessary scripts.

  • Raw File Access: Option to expose raw LESS or JavaScript files for advanced customizations, providing seasoned developers the ability to dive deep into Bootstrap’s functionality.