The standard IPython Notebok widgets are enough to get the job done for most quick layouts. If you are building richer applications, it's pretty nice to have access to all of the lovely Twitter Bootstrap baseline CSS and components. You could hack in some additional features with add_class, but this is cumbersome for one-off widgets, and limiting for more complex ones.

This library extends existing widgets, like enhanced versions of Button, while adding new containers, typographic elements and layouts. See the roadmap to get an idea of what is done and what is left to do.

While still in development, the best way to try this out would be:

pip install -e git+https://github.com/bollwyvl/ip-bootstrap.git

from ipbs.widgets import Panel, Label, Button, Icon
from ipbs.bootstrap import Context
from ipbs.icons import FontAwesome
fa = FontAwesome()

fro = Button(body=[Icon(fa.empire * 2), Label("Fro")], context=Context.danger)
boz = Button(body=[Icon(fa.rebel * 2), Label("Boz")], context=Context.primary)
Panel(
    title="Frobnosticator",
    body=[fro, boz],
    footer="Millions and millions of frobs bozzed",
    context=Context.success
)

Check the example notebooks in the docs, or on nbviewer.

not neccessarily in order! See something else that makes sense to add? Suggest a change!

• CSS
  • Grid
  • Table
  • Forms
  • Button
  • Typography
    • Lead
    • Transform 3.2?
    • Alignment 3.2?
• Components
  • Glyphs (Glyphicons)
    • needed?
  • Input Group
  • Navbar
  • Badges
  • Alert
  • Wells
  • Button Group
  • Button Toolbar
  • Panel
• JavaScript
  • Tooltip
  • Popover
  • Alert
  • Button
    • Single Toggle
    • Checkbox
    • Radio
  • Carousel
  • Affix
• Third-Party
  • FontAwesome
  • bootstrap-datepicker
  • bootstrap-colorpicker