bullet_train 1.6.33 → 1.6.35

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  end
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  end
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- # TODO Maybe in this context we should check whether `Billing::ControllerSupport` is included instead of just defined?
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  # See `app/controllers/concerns/billing_support.rb` for details.
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- # Installing Bullet-Train Themes on Jumpstart PRO Projects
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+ # Installing Bullet Train Themes on Jumpstart Pro Projects
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- Bullet Train themes can be installed on Jumpstart PRO projects, giving you native `erb` partials and Hotwire-powered UI components.
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+ Bullet Train themes can be installed on Jumpstart Pro projects, giving you native `erb` partials and Hotwire-powered UI components.
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- Like Jumpstart PRO, Bullet Train themes are built using `tailwindcss` and use `esbuild` and `postcss` for JavaScript and style sheets.
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+ Like Jumpstart Pro, Bullet Train themes are built using `tailwindcss` and use `esbuild` and `postcss` for JavaScript and style sheets.
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  To get a quick sense of the UI components, we encourage you to spin up a Bullet Train project and navigate through the screens to create a "Creative Concept" and "Tangible Thing" resources.
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- In addition to providing a nice set of UI components, you'll get access to [`nice_partials`](https://github.com/bullet-train-co/nice_partials), Bullet-Train's own lightweight answer for creating `erb` partials with ad-hoc named content areas, which we think is just the right amount of magic for making `erb`-based components.
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+ In addition to providing a nice set of UI components, you'll get access to [`nice_partials`](https://github.com/bullet-train-co/nice_partials), Bullet Train's own lightweight answer for creating `erb` partials with ad-hoc named content areas, which we think is just the right amount of magic for making `erb`-based components.
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  Note: we also have [instructions for installing themes on other Rails projects](on-other-rails-projects.md).
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  ### Update `tailwind.config.js`
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- Replace with these contents, which merge the Bullet Train-specific tailwind configs with those of Jumpstart PRO.
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+ Replace with these contents, which merge the Bullet Train-specific tailwind configs with those of Jumpstart Pro.
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  _Note: After this step, you might get an error on build about a missing `process.env.THEME`. Follow with the next step to fix this error._
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  ### For ejecting a theme partial and modifying it
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- We recommend firing up a Bullet-Train project and using its `bin/resolve` (see docs on [Indirection](indirection)) to get a copy of the partial field locally to modify.
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+ We recommend firing up a Bullet Train project and using its `bin/resolve` (see docs on [Indirection](indirection)) to get a copy of the partial field locally to modify.
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- # Installing Bullet-Train Themes on Other Rails Projects
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  Bullet Train themes can be installed on Vanilla Rails projects.
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  Our main theme, called `Light`, uses `erb` partials to give you native Rails views with Hotwire-powered components. It's built on `tailwindcss`, uses `postcss` to allow for local CSS overrides and uses `esbuild` for fast javascript compilation and to support javascript-side CSS imports.
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- In addition to providing a nice set of UI components, you'll get access to [`nice_partials`](https://github.com/bullet-train-co/nice_partials), Bullet-Train's own lightweight answer for creating `erb` partials with ad-hoc named content areas, which we think is just the right amount of magic for making `erb`-based components.
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+ In addition to providing a nice set of UI components, you'll get access to [`nice_partials`](https://github.com/bullet-train-co/nice_partials), Bullet Train's own lightweight answer for creating `erb` partials with ad-hoc named content areas, which we think is just the right amount of magic for making `erb`-based components.
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- Note: we have [special instructions for installing themes on Jumpstart PRO projects](on-jumpstart-pro-projects.md).
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+ Note: we have [special instructions for installing themes on Jumpstart Pro projects](on-jumpstart-pro-projects.md).
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  **Contents:**
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+ We recommend firing up a Bullet Train project and using its `bin/resolve` (see docs on [Indirection](indirection)) to get a copy of the partial field locally to modify.
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  ## Additional Themes Documentation
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- * [Installing Bullet-Train Themes on Jumpstart PRO Projects](/docs/themes/on-jumpstart-pro-projects.md)
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+ * [Installing Bullet Train Themes on Other Rails Projects](/docs/themes/on-other-rails-projects.md)
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+ * [Installing Bullet Train Themes on Jumpstart Pro Projects](/docs/themes/on-jumpstart-pro-projects.md)
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  module BulletTrain
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  end
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  --- !ruby/object:Gem::Specification
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  name: bullet_train
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  version: !ruby/object:Gem::Version
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- version: 1.6.33
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  platform: ruby
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  authors:
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  - Andrew Culver
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  autorequire:
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  bindir: bin
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  cert_chain: []
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- date: 2024-02-26 00:00:00.000000000 Z
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+ date: 2024-03-01 00:00:00.000000000 Z
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  dependencies:
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