In Devise you own controllers, models and views. With Booth you don't own the models (much like ActiveStorage). The Controllers you do own, but the implementation is pretty much just calling Booth helpers. The views you own completely, just as in Devise.

Groundskeeper to manage your rails application

Rails view helpers for Twitter Bootstrap.

Adds form builder and a helper method to ActionView that generates forms with bootstrap markup.

Lihgt helpers breadcrumps from bootstrap 2.

Custom form builder to create forms and inputs that work with Bootstrap 3. Also automatically sets pattern and required HTML5 attributes based on validators on domain objects.

Simple gem for rapidly building bootstrap 3 components

Simple gem for rapidly building bootstrap 3 components

Bootstrap-ify pagination with Kaminari - Compatible with Bootstrap 3.x

Library for rapidly building bootstrap 4 components

Library for rapidly building bootstrap 4 components

Implementation of view helper methods that utilize robust options and traits to generate semantic Bootstrap4 HTML for Ruby on Rails. Supply themes, rails helper options (such as :method and :confirm for a `link_to`). Example usage: `<%= ui.bootstrap :button, :primary, :block, href: user_path(@use...

Rails helpers for generating Bootstrap 5 components.

Rails Engine offering Bootstrap 5 extensions. Includes a render_modal helper and a shared modal partial, designed to work smoothly with Stimulus and Turbo.

Adds helper for bootstrap-style actioncells in tables

A Rails 3 view helper for generating Bootstrap navbar links with the active tag.

The Bootstrap Application Wizard is a Bootstrap addon that allows multi-step forms to progress in a natural order while remaining flexible. This gem integrates it with the Rails asset pipeline for easy of use.

Adds an input with autocomplete/typeahead compatible with Bootstrap 4.

A Rails-y way to install minimal Bux w/Bootstrap and generate OSU headers and footers

Cells for common Bootstrap components.