bulma-rails
A Ruby gem that integrates the Bulma CSS framework with Rails asset pipeline for building responsive web interfaces.
What is bulma-rails?
Bulma Rails is a Ruby gem that integrates the Bulma CSS framework with Ruby on Rails applications. It provides a seamless way to use Bulma's modern, flexbox-based components through the Rails asset pipeline, solving the problem of manually setting up and configuring Bulma in Rails projects.
Ruby on Rails developers who want to use the Bulma CSS framework in their applications without manual configuration and asset management overhead.
Developers choose Bulma Rails because it provides official Rails integration for Bulma with proper asset pipeline support, modular imports, and easy customization through Sass variables, saving setup time and ensuring compatibility.
Overview
Bulma Sass for Rails is a wrapper gem that brings the Bulma CSS framework into Ruby on Rails applications. It provides seamless integration with the Rails asset pipeline, allowing developers to use Bulma's modern, flexbox-based components to build responsive web interfaces efficiently.
Key Features
- Asset Pipeline Integration — Automatically integrates Bulma with Rails' asset pipeline for streamlined CSS management
- Modular Import System — Import only the specific Bulma components you need to keep CSS bundles lean
- Customizable Variables — Override Bulma's Sass variables to match your design system and branding
- Class Prefix Support — Optionally prefix all Bulma classes to avoid naming conflicts with other CSS frameworks
- Mixins Access — Exposes Bulma's Sass mixins for advanced styling and component customization
Philosophy
The gem follows Rails conventions while maintaining full compatibility with Bulma's modular architecture, giving developers the flexibility to use as much or as little of the framework as needed.
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