Timepicker for Twitter Bootstrap 2.x
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Timepicker for Twitter Bootstrap 2.x [](http://travis-ci.org/jdewit/bootstrap-timepicker)
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A simple timepicker component for Twitter Bootstrap.
Demos & Documentation
=====================
View demos & documentation.
Support
=======
If you make money using this timepicker, please consider
supporting its development.
Contributing
============
1. Install NodeJS and Node Package Manager.
2. Install packages
``` bash
npm install
```
3. Use Bower to get the dev dependencies.
``` bash
$ bower install
```
4. Use Grunt to run tests, compress assets, etc.
``` bash
$ grunt test // run jshint and jasmine tests
$ grunt watch // run jsHint and Jasmine tests whenever a file is changed
$ grunt compile // minify the js and css files
$ grunt gh-pages // push updates to gh-pages
$ grunt bump:[patch/minor/major] // bump the version
```
- Please make it easy on me by covering any new features or issues
with Jasmine tests.
- If your changes need documentation, please take the time to update the docs.
Acknowledgements
================
Thanks to everyone who have given feedback and submitted pull requests. A
list of all the contributors can be found here.
Special thanks to @eternicode and his Twitter Datepicker for inspiration.
Contributing
============
1. Install NodeJS and Node Package Manager.
2. Install packages
``` bash
npm install
```
3. Use Bower to get the dev dependencies.
``` bash
$ bower install
```
4. Use Grunt to run tests, compress assets, etc.
``` bash
$ grunt test // run jshint and jasmine tests
$ grunt watch // run jsHint and Jasmine tests whenever a file is changed
$ grunt compile // minify the js and css files
$ grunt gh-pages // push updates to gh-pages
$ grunt bump:[patch/minor/major] // bump the version
```
- Please make it easy on me by covering any new features or issues
with Jasmine tests.
- If your changes need documentation, please take the time to update the docs.
Acknowledgements
================
Thanks to everyone who have given feedback and submitted pull requests. A
list of all the contributors can be found here.
Special thanks to @eternicode and his Twitter Datepicker for inspiration.