This Brackets extension lets you manage your application's front-end dependencies using the bower.json file, and quickly install a package from Bower into your current project using a Quick Open-style interface (Quick Install). You can also configure bower using the .bowerrc configuration file.
Note: For some packages to install properly, you'll need to have git installed as well.
The package will be installed into a "bower_components" folder in your current project.
You can also access this from normal Quick Open (Cmd/Ctrl-Shift-O) by typing a "+" before the package name.
The extension takes the proxy configuration from the Brackets default Preferences, the "proxy" preference. In order to make it work behind a proxy, you need to setup the proxy value through the default Preferences.
"proxy": "<proxyValue>"
Some bower commands like "install" rely on the git configuration. To support a proxy, you need to configure the http proxy from your global git configuration on your system.
$ git config --global --add http.proxy <proxyValue>
### bower.json
You can create, edit and delete the bower.json file, install and prune dependencies. Quick Install (Install from Bower...) supports
configuration to automatically save the installed package to the existing bower.json.
The bower.json file is always created with default data or with current dependencies if any. This also works when you create the
file outside the extension using the file system.
### .bowerrc
The extension automatically detects if the .bowerrc file exists in the root project.
It allows you to create a default one and to delete it later. All the changes made to
the configurable properties are automatically propagated to bower once the file is
saved.
### Extension Settings
Configure the brackets-bower extension by choosing the time to reload the packages catalog when searching using Quick Install,
and select to save or not the packages to the bower.json when installing using Quick Install.
### Problems? Suggestions?
[File an issue!](https://github.com/albertinad/brackets-bower/issues)