Stepping into the actual docs, you’ll notice quite a few changes. See the homepage in action and let us know what you think! We’ve rewritten our entire homepage to better show off all the awesome features of Bootstrap. Okay, now onto the good parts! Redesigned docsĪnother release, another docs refresh! From the get go, you’ll notice our Bootstrap Purple™ is much more vibrant now, making everything feel brand new. We’ll follow up with a stable release as soon as possible. Everyone could use a little more love in this work.Īll that said, we’re shipping v5.2.0-beta1 first since it’s been so long-we’d love your help testing things out. I ask that you all please take some time to send some appreciation and support to your favorite open source maintainers. The rest of the team has also needed some well deserved down time. I managed to put together a Bootstrap Icons release with what energy I had before needing another break. Pair that with a distributed team all working through this pandemic and me having a heart attack, we’ve all needed some down time. As an open source maintainer, I’m constantly worried about not doing or being good enough of a developer for my projects. I want to start by acknowledging the time it’s taken to ship a new release. Given the size of the update and time since our last release, we’re doing something different and shipping it as a beta first. # The Export ScriptĪfter everything above is setup and you're able to git push without having to enter a password, we can proceed writing the script.It’s the biggest release since v5 itself- Bootstrap v5.2.0-beta1 is here! This release features redesigned docs, CSS variables for all our components, responsive offcanvas, new helpers and utilities, refined buttons and inputs, and lots of improvements under the hood.
You can learn more here (opens new window). When you commit and publish to this repo, github will update your website. You just need to create a public repository with the name. GitHub Pages is straightforward to setup.
When the script is run you won't be able to enter a passphrase, so you need to set up either a passwordless key, or (preferrably) one which is unlocked when you login. To be able to publish to github from our script, you need to go through GitHub's SSH setup (opens new window). These scripts are run automatically after you export your design from the application, and let you to do all sorts of post processing on your website. To do this, we'll write a Bootstrap Studio export script.
In this tutorial, we'll show you how to integrate it with Bootstrap Studio, so that you can update your website automatically when exporting. GitHub Pages (opens new window) is a popular service which turns a git repository into a static website.
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