Angular Bootstrap Toggle

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AngularJS version of Bootstrap Toggle

Overview

The Angular Bootstrap Toggle is an intuitive directive designed for AngularJS applications, allowing developers to integrate Bootstrap-styled toggle switches easily. This directive bridges the functionality of toggles with the aesthetics of Bootstrap, providing a seamless user experience. It simplifies the implementation process while maintaining modern coding standards by requiring minimal dependencies and supporting various browsers.

Whether you're updating an existing interface or starting a new project, the Angular Bootstrap Toggle can enhance the interactivity of your applications. Built primarily for Angular 1.3 and above, it retains a clean and efficient structure, catering to both novice and seasoned developers looking to streamline their UI components.

Features

  • Minimal Dependencies: Requires only AngularJS and Twitter Bootstrap's CSS, making installation straightforward.
  • Browser Compatibility: Tested across multiple browsers including Chrome, Firefox, IE9, IE10, Opera, and Safari.
  • Easy Installation: Can be added easily via Bower, Browersify, or Webpack, ensuring quick setup for projects.
  • User-friendly Interface: Provides a visually appealing toggle switch consistent with Bootstrap’s design, enhancing user engagement.
  • Active Community Support: Beneficial resources and forums for help, such as Gitter and StackOverflow, ensuring developers can get assistance when needed.
  • Open for Contributions: The project encourages community contributions, welcoming developers to enhance the directive further.
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