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README.md

Bootstrap Colorpicker 2

Fancy and customizable color picker plugin for Twitter Bootstrap

Build Status

Installation

For downloading the source code, you have many choices:

  • Downloading the latest source code ZIP file
  • Cloning the source code: git clone https://github.com/mjolnic/bootstrap-colorpicker.git
  • Installing via Bower: bower install mjolnic-bootstrap-colorpicker
  • Installing via NPM: npm install bootstrap-colorpicker
  • Installing via Composer: composer require mjolnic/bootstrap-colorpicker

Getting started

  • For using the plugin you will only need the files under the dist folder
  • You can read the documentation here

Contributing and reporting issues

If you want to contribute to the source code or report issues and suggestions, please read the CONTRIBUTING.md guidelines first. Some steps are mandatory in order to accept a Pull Request.

Credits

Originally written by Stefan Petre