Switch

The Bootstrap switch form component, implemented in Ruby. Use it like any of the other matestack form components in your apps, pages and components. It offers customizable options to simply achieve what is possible in bootstrap with this component. See below for more information about the configuration options.
bs_form_switch(*args, &block)
Renders one or multiple bootstrap switch input fields.
Optional options
label - Expects a string, gets displayed before the first input field
form_text - Expects a string, gets displayed after the last input field
disabled - If set to :true, the switch input fields are set to disabled and clicking them doesn't yield any effect
variant - If set to :inline, the wrapping div is displayed as inline-block instead of the default block
Examples
Example 1: Basic usage with single true/false switch button
  bs_form_switch key: :some_switch_input, label: 'Some input'
and sends
"some_switch_input"=>nil # or true, if the input has been clicked or false if the input was clicked again
to the corresponding Controller.
Example 2: Basic usage with an Array
bs_form_switch key: :foo, options: [1, 2]
Example 3: Basic usage with a Hash
bs_form_switch key: :foo, options: { "Option 1": 1, "Option 2": 2 }
Example 4: Using a label
bs_form_switch key: :foo, options: [1, 2], label: "Some label"
Example 5: Using a form_text
bs_form_switch key: :foo, options: { "Option 1": 1, "Option 2": 2 }
Example 6: Using the disabled option
  bs_form_switch key: :foo, options: [1, 2], disabled: true
Example 7: Using the :inline variant
bs_form_switch key: :foo, options: { "Option 1": 1, "Option 2": 2 }

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Switch

`bs_form_switch(*args, &block)`

Examples

Example 1: Basic usage with single true/false switch button

Example 2: Basic usage with an Array

Example 3: Basic usage with a Hash

Example 4: Using a label

Example 5: Using a form_text

Example 6: Using the `disabled` option

Example 7: Using the `:inline` variant