<commit_before># Thematic

By running simple commands from the terminal, you can automatically convert regular [WrapBootstrap](http://wrapbootstrap.com) and other HTML/CSS/JS themes and have them integrate into your Rails app so that it plays nicely with the asset pipeline. 

## Installation

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:


    gem 'thematic'


## Usage

Navigate to the root folder of your application, and run the following command:

    rake thematic:install[../relative/path/to/the/root/folder/of/your/theme]
    
The root folder of your theme should be the one that contains the folders 'css' and 'js', as is standard in most WrapBoostrap themes.

You can also automatically grab an entire HTML template from the theme as well, and copy it into your app/views/layouts/application.html.erb. (WARNING: THIS WILL OVERWRITE ANY CUSTOM CODE YOU HAVE THERE. So this is something you would do early on in your project.) To do so, run this command:

    rake thematic:template[../relative/path/to/your/theme/template/index.html]

The installation only copies JavaScript from the JS folder, but if there are additional plugins inside another plugins folder, you can also install each plugin individually with:

    rake thematic:plugin[../relative/path/to/your/plugin/folder]

## Contributing

1. Fork it ( https://github.com/[my-github-username]/thematic/fork )<commit_msg>added video demo to readme<commit_after># Thematic

By running simple commands from the terminal, you can automatically convert regular [WrapBootstrap](http://wrapbootstrap.com) and other HTML/CSS/JS themes and have them integrate into your Rails app so that it plays nicely with the asset pipeline. 

## Installation

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:


    gem 'thematic'


## Usage

Navigate to the root folder of your application, and run the following command:

    rake thematic:install[../relative/path/to/the/root/folder/of/your/theme]
    
The root folder of your theme should be the one that contains the folders 'css' and 'js', as is standard in most WrapBoostrap themes.

You can also automatically grab an entire HTML template from the theme as well, and copy it into your app/views/layouts/application.html.erb. (WARNING: THIS WILL OVERWRITE ANY CUSTOM CODE YOU HAVE THERE. So this is something you would do early on in your project.) To do so, run this command:

    rake thematic:template[../relative/path/to/your/theme/template/index.html]

The installation only copies JavaScript from the JS folder, but if there are additional plugins inside another plugins folder, you can also install each plugin individually with:

    rake thematic:plugin[../relative/path/to/your/plugin/folder]

You can also watch a [video demo!](https://vimeo.com/126414898)

## Contributing

1. Fork it ( https://github.com/[my-github-username]/thematic/fork )
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