sass-bootstrap about bower-requirejs HOT 3 CLOSED

yo webapp will prepopulate the app/scripts/main.js file with paths for bootstrap plugins.

grunt-bower-requirejs relies on bower.json's main attribute to figure out which js files to build paths for. The sass-bootstrap project only has one js file in main, it's ./dist/js/bootstrap.js, so if you run grunt-bower-requirejs that's the only path it will be able to create.

In other words, it currently can't create paths for the individual plugins because they're not listed in bower.json. But bower.json might be going through some revisions to make this possible in the future. I need to check up on that.

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Thanks robdodson,

It's strange that yo webapp, is broken out of the box in this regard. If you say yes to sass-bootstrap you get no functionality.

In the mean time if you were going to add you add things like bootstrap-tab.js etc. and then run a grunt.js build, how you do it?

Kind Regards,

Sholto

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I don't think it's broken, the paths are prepopulated. Bootstrap tab is in there:

require.config({
    paths: {
        jquery: '../bower_components/jquery/jquery',
        bootstrapAffix: '../bower_components/sass-bootstrap/js/affix',
        ...
        bootstrapTab: '../bower_components/sass-bootstrap/js/tab', // <-- here
        bootstrapTooltip: '../bower_components/sass-bootstrap/js/tooltip',
        bootstrapTransition: '../bower_components/sass-bootstrap/js/transition'
    },

If you want to add additional components you should run bower install <some component> --save. So long as that component lists a primary js file in it's bower.json's main attribute then grunt-bower-requirejs will pick it up. If you only want to add the path to your config file you can run grunt bower.

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