README.EN.md

Bootstrap Italia

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Bootstrap Italia is a Bootstrap 4 theme to create responsive web apps to make Italian public digital services consistent, accessible and simple to use.

Bootstrap Italia inherits components, mixins, grid system, and anything else from Bootstrap 4, customising them accordingly to the Italian guidelines for designing public digital services.

The project roadmap is available in the new Designers Italia 2022 activity plan.

Check out the documentation » (in italian)

or

Download the latest version of the library »

Indice

• Getting started
• Issues and requests
• How to contribute
• Third-party licenses

Getting started

To start playing with Bootstrap Italia, you can unzip the library and add the files to your project, as described here (automatic translation by Google Translate).

Issues and requests

Found a bug or asking for help?

First of all, please ensure you're trying to tackle a problem with the Bootstrap Italia theme and not with the Bootstrap library itself (in that case you can refer directly to Bootstrap repository), then you can create an issue.

How to contribute

Would you like to help with Bootstrap Italia? You are in the right place!

If you have not already done so, start by spending a few minutes to deepen your knowledge on design guidelines for Italian public digital services (in italian), and refer to the instructions on how to contribute to Bootstrap Italia (in italian).

At this point, you'll need to configure the local environment to compile the source files and generate them of the documentation. You can find all the information necessary for this purpose at the page related to the compilation tools (automatic translation by Google Translate).

Acknowledgments

A special thanks to Spottino for the redesign of the library's icons, avol-io, gtico80, smartm0use and many others for their valuable contributions, and anyone who raised issues, used the library or just shared it!

Third-party licenses

Components distributed by Bootstrap Italia

Software components distributed with Bootstrap Italia that have their own different license from CC0 are listed below.

• jQuery © jQuery Foundation, MIT license
• Popper.js © Floating UI contributors, MIT license
• Bootstrap 4 © Twitter, Inc., MIT license
• Bootstrap Select © SnapAppointments, LLC, MIT license
• jQuery Easing © George McGinley Smith, 3-Clause BSD license

Main dependencies for the compilation and development phase

• Jekyll, © Tom Preston-Werner and Jekyll contributors, MIT license
• HTML-proofer, © Garen Torikian, MIT license
• Browser Sync, © Shane Osbourne, Apache License Version 2.0
• conventional-changelog © conventional-changelog team, ISC License
• GulpJS, © Blaine Bublitz, Eric Schoffstall and other contributors, MIT license
• Babel, © Sebastian McKenzie, MIT license
• Prettier, © James Long and contributorsv
• sass, © Google Inc., MIT license
• Octokit rest.js © 2012 Cloud9 IDE, Inc. (Mike de Boer), 2017-2018 Octokit contributors, MIT license

Main dependencies for the documentation

The components used for the documentation site but not redistributed with the Bootstrap Italia library are listed below:

• tsParticles © Matteo Bruni, MIT license
• clipboard.js © Zeno Rocha, MIT license
• AnchorJS © Bryan Braun, MIT license
• Algolia DocSearch © Algolia, MIT license

Bootstrap Italia is BSD 3-Clause licensed:

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