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---
# Output debugging info
# loglevel: debug
# Major version of Bootstrap: 3 or 4
bootstrapVersion: 3
# If Bootstrap version 3 is used - turn on/off custom icon font path
useCustomIconFontPath: true
# Webpack loaders, order matters
styleLoaders:
- style
- css
- sass
# Extract styles to stand-alone css file
# Different settings for different environments can be used,
# It depends on value of NODE_ENV environment variable
# This param can also be set in webpack config:
# entry: 'bootstrap-loader/extractStyles'
extractStyles: false
# env:
# development:
# extractStyles: false
# production:
# extractStyles: true
# Customize Bootstrap variables that get imported before the original Bootstrap variables.
# Thus original Bootstrap variables can depend on values from here. All the bootstrap
# variables are configured with !default, and thus, if you define the variable here, then
# that value is used, rather than the default. However, many bootstrap variables are derived
# from other bootstrap variables, and thus, you want to set this up before we load the
# official bootstrap versions.
# For example, _variables.scss contains:
# $input-color: $gray !default;
# This means you can define $input-color before we load _variables.scss
preBootstrapCustomizations: ./src/sass/pre-customizations.scss
# This gets loaded after bootstrap/variables is loaded and before bootstrap is loaded.
# A good example of this is when you want to override a bootstrap variable to be based
# on the default value of bootstrap. This is pretty specialized case. Thus, you normally
# just override bootrap variables in preBootstrapCustomizations so that derived
# variables will use your definition.
#
# For example, in _variables.scss:
# $input-height: (($font-size-base * $line-height) + ($input-padding-y * 2) + ($border-width * 2)) !default;
# This means that you could define this yourself in preBootstrapCustomizations. Or you can do
# this in bootstrapCustomizations to make the input height 10% bigger than the default calculation.
# Thus you can leverage the default calculations.
# $input-height: $input-height * 1.10;
# bootstrapCustomizations: ./app/styles/bootstrap/customizations.scss
# Import your custom styles here. You have access to all the bootstrap variables. If you require
# your sass files separately, you will not have access to the bootstrap variables, mixins, clases, etc.
# Usually this endpoint-file contains list of @imports of your application styles.
appStyles: ./src/sass/application.scss
### Bootstrap styles
styles:
# Mixins
mixins: true
# Reset and dependencies
normalize: true
print: true
glyphicons: true
# Core CSS
scaffolding: true
type: true
code: false
grid: true
tables: true
forms: true
buttons: true
# Components
component-animations: false
dropdowns: true
button-groups: true
input-groups: true
navs: false
navbar: false
breadcrumbs: false
pagination: true
pager: false
labels: true
badges: false
jumbotron: false
thumbnails: true
alerts: true
progress-bars: true
media: true
list-group: false
panels: false
wells: false
responsive-embed: true
close: true
# Components w/ JavaScript
modals: true
tooltip: false
popovers: false
carousel: false
# Utility classes
utilities: true
responsive-utilities: true
### Bootstrap scripts
scripts:
transition: false
alert: false
button: false
carousel: false
collapse: false
dropdown: false
modal: false
tooltip: false
popover: false
scrollspy: false
tab: false
affix: false
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