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There is still an issue with displaying the correct timestamp format as used in the. Now let's do a test by adding a bootstrap popup modal to one of the page, if this works, will mean we successfully installed bootstrap to the application. It's also generally good practice to use the Time.zone proxy (,, , etc) when dealing with time in a rails app. Then through javascript, import bootstrap and bootstrap styles. What we did above is to add styles from javascript to our application layout, this layout is used by all the pages so far. Short solution: Add require 'date' to the very top (before require 'timecop' ).
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Short answer: a change in Bundler version, not a change in Ruby or Timecop version, caused the issue. Next, we need to import bootstraps to our application.js # create a new folder at # app/javascript/stylesheets # we will then put our stylesheets in here and they will be managed by webpack # create new file # app/javascript/stylesheets/application.scss # inside the file add line "bootstrap" # in file app/javascript/packs/application.js, at bottomm of the file, add: import "bootstrap" import "./stylesheets/application" There is a very clear and consise answer to this (and a pull request to fix it) on Timecop's GitHub Repo. It provides a unified method to mock Time.now, Date.today, and DateTime.now in a single call. This new tag will import the styles sheets from app/javascript/packs/*.js in this case, it will import styles from app/javascript/packs/application.js timecop 0.9.1 A gem providing 'time travel' and 'time freezing' capabilities, making it dead simple to test time-dependent code. Notice the new tag we added is stylesheet_pack_tag instead of the existing stylesheet_link_tag already there. $ yarn add $ yarn add Bootstrap styles through Javascript styles by updating the application layout app/views/layouts/ # add new line # at the bottom in the head tage # so it look like BootstrapDemo
#RUBY TIMECOP INSTALL#
Install Bootstrap with yarn, from Bootstrap 5 we don't need JQuery anymore.