Dan Kim
Dan Kim
Bootstrap styles are not applied with the following Gemfile: ```ruby # Views gem 'devise-bootstrap-views', '~> 1.0.0.alpha1' # I18n gem 'devise-i18n' ``` However, it works if the gem is listed after...
Bootstrap provides helper classes for inputs with errors like `.has-error` or `.has-warning`. Rails wraps all fields with errors in blocks with `.field_with_errors` class. There're many options: - Extend `.field_with_errors` class...
Custom views and controllers could be generated the same way they are generated in Rails or Devise via `$ rails g devise:views`. I would gladly submit a PR for that.
**Describe the solution you'd like** Something similar to rspec-test, but for built-in Rails tests.
Ruby 2.1 and 2.2 are no longer maintained and they don't receive security updates. We should consider dropping older versions. This will allow us to use newer dependencies (#33, #34)...
To avoid `NoMethodError (undefined method 'include?' for 3350.0:Float)`. The [documentation](https://dev.iyzipay.com/en/checkout-form/initialize) declares both `price` and `paidPrice` as Decimals. However, when passing Float to the gem, it raises `NoMethodError`. `format_price` method in...
Right now options have to be passed in every request in the app. With global configuration we can set options only once. [Configurable](https://api.rubyonrails.org/classes/ActiveSupport/Configurable.html) may be used for this.
`rest-client` hasn't been updated for a while. `rest-client` itself locks the major version of `mime-types` and `http-cookie`, this may cause conflicts when using the gem in apps with newer versions...