Version 2.0 is almost complete but it's a very different project. Instead of a direct fork I have a build app that does the conversion and packaging. Plus, the plugins are all in NPM separately if you don't want them all.
See https://github.com/rvagg/ender-bootstrap for v2.0 details
This is a simple port of https://github.com/twitter/bootstrap with some changes to support use with Ender without jQuery.
It simply requires an Ender build with the Jeesh + Bowser (i.e. domReady, Qwery, Bonzo, Bean & Bowser, although Qwery is optional if you wish to use a different selector engine)
ender-twitter-bootstrap is available in NPM so to build with Ender simply run ender build ender-twitter-bootstrap.
The port is complete, minus any un-found bugs which I trust you will put in a pull-request to fix for the rest of us. Tested in IE7+ and the other usual suspects.
The approach taken is to touch the original Bootstrap files as little as possible and just wrap them in a copy of Ender with a bunch of shims applied that fix up anything that Bootstrap is expecting from jQuery that Ender doesn't have or do (not a whole lot). So keeping the port up to date with the latest Bootstrap code is relatively easy.
At least one use-case that isn't supported is:
$("a[rel=twipsy]").twipsy({ live: true })This won't work because we don't have live() in bean, it's been deprecated in jQuery anyway. Just call twipsy() and it'll work.
See docs/javascript.html for an updated example using the Ender version and for details on what changes were made to get it working see the diff: https://github.com/rvagg/bootstrap/compare/master...ender#diff-1
A live example can be found at http://rvagg.github.com/bootstrap/docs/javascript.html with zero jQueryness.
You can install this directly into an ender build with:
ender build ender-twitter-bootstrap
and you'll get the dependencies packed too.
Alternatively you'll find a build.sh script in the js/ender directory that you can use to build bootstrap-ender.js yourself.
Rod Vagg
(I can't take any credit for of the brilliance of Bootstrap itself, just the humble Ender port)
(Please visit https://github.com/twitter/bootstrap for complete info)
Mark Otto
Jacob Thornton
Copyright 2011 Twitter, Inc.
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0: http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0