This gem integrates Designmodo's Startup Framework into the Rails 3 and 4 Asset Pipeline.
You must purchase and download a licensed copy to use this gem (none of the assets are packaged per StartupFramework license). You may do so by clicking the above image (full disclosure: affiliate link).
The version major and minors should match the Startup Framework version. Anything after these are gem versions.
First install and configure dependencies:
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'designmodo-startup_framework-rails', '~> 1.1.3.10'
And then execute:
$ bundle
One must run this after install and after update of designmodo-startup_framework-rails gem:
$ rails generate startup_framework:install <Startup Framework Directory>
In case you are already using designmodo-flatuipro-rails please use this option,
$ rails generate startup_framework:install <Startup Framework Directory> --flatuipro false
This will not copy over the bundled Flat UI files to the gem assuming that you are using designmodo-flatuipro-rails.
Before running the demo generator, it is imperative that you run the install generator. Lets say you need to generate the sample-01 of Startup Framework. Make sure that the sample directory exists.
$ rails generate startup_framework:demo 01
This will generate a route and corresponding controller/views etc called '/startup_framework_demo/index01'
All you need to do is just
$ rails server
and navigate to http://localhost/startup_framework_demo/index01. You probably need to change teh image tags in case some images dont come up in the file app/views/startup_framework_demo/index<xx>.html.erb
where xx
stands for the sample number.
The script is copied as app/assets/javascripts/script<xx>.js
and the less file is copied as app/assets/stylesheets<xx>.less
. You can use them as templates or modify them as your custom less files.
After running the install generator, all assets should be setup. Here goes a template for the less file in case you are making your own view
/*
*
*= require bootstrap_and_overrides.css
*= require_self
*/
@import 'startup_framework';
/* header */
@import '/startup-framework/ui-kit/ui-kit-header/less/header-10.less';
/* content */
@import '/startup-framework/ui-kit/ui-kit-content/less/content-3.less';
@import '/startup-framework/ui-kit/ui-kit-content/less/content-20.less';
/* footer */
@import '/startup-framework/ui-kit/ui-kit-footer/less/footer-11.less';
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The idea generated from StackOverFlow where this particular question was raised in regards to startup-framework and rails integration.
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