Adding Bootstrap 4 to Ruby on Rails 6

[jpych]

Thank you so much for posting this video!!! I've spent the entire afternoon trying to figure out why my bootstrap modal would not pop up. I thought it was my code, but I could not find error anywhere. The styling was fine, but javascript not working. It turns out I installed boostrap the old rails 5 way (I made the mistake of following old instructions). I followed your instructions here and now it works perfectly. The modal now pops up and I can move ahead.

[projectDominic]

Chris, brilliant class, loved the 4 easy steps

[sanketwankhede]

Awesome, also in very easy steps thank you so much Chris

[adhiarunkumar]

I really thanking you for posting is with proper way. And now i can proceed further with my work.

[FranciscoHernandez-ijkd]

thank you for your video, saved me a ton of time, very well explained also. i appreciate the time you took to create this content.

[petergerdes]

Could you link that code in the description so people can copy and paste it? But this was very helpful, thank you.

[chungphamvan]

thank you. I find that most people add stylesheets folder online on app / javascript /. I don't like this very much because putting css in js is not good. But you did exactly what I wanted

[fridder.]

Thank you very much for taking the time to make this video!

[DeepakKumar-jywo]

Thank you Chris for uploading tutorial on rails 6 way It was helpful :)

[vanvelthovenhenk]

thank you for this tuto. It helped me a lot!

[angierodriguez]

Thank you so much for this video! The bootstrap alerts' dismissal functionality weren't working for me, and I couldn't find any StackOverflow or github repo that addresses these major changes for Rails 6. Thanks!

[sethvillalon]

@Chris Lam My bootstrap is working however when I click the button nothing pops up. I installed my popper.js correctly and followed your video carefully but still not working.

[LuisRodriguez-gryn]

Thanks bro, I came from Rails 4 and was lost in Rails 6

[leonmezu]

It went perfectly for me thank you very much.

[anthonysummers]

I have no webpack directory? Would I make one?

[kn]

nice video,
~ indicates the home directory of linux filesystem (or macOS) which is equivalent of /Users/username/

[reiniergarcia]

The ~ doesn't works for me either. Why is that? I'm using: (ruby 2.7.0, Rails 6.0.3.2, node v12.16.2). However, it works with: @import and also with: @import "bootstrap/scss/bootstrap";

[swickswickswick]

Bro I love you, every other tutorial fucking sucks and this one was great :) Thanks a lot

[vidurpunj]

~ will be required if you scss file is: rather than

[ShamrockOdessa]

Thanks for sharing that.
I've faced the problem of not working Bootstrap variables (like '$gray'). Do you know how to make it works?