iCheck is a library for creating super customized checkboxes and radio buttons with JQuery & Zepto. This Gem packages iCheck for Ruby on Rails' asset pipeline

License: MIT License (just like iCheck)

Rails: 3.1 and up

This gem's major and minor version reflects the version of iCheck it packages (currently iCheck 1.0.2 is packaged by icheck-rails 1.0.2.0)

Important

If you are upgrading from iCheck version 0.9, the jquery.icheck.js and zepto.icheck.js files was removed and now it is just icheck.js

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'icheck-rails'

And then execute:

$ bundle

Include the javascript part:

For Coffeescript

#= require 'icheck'

For JavaScript

//= require 'icheck'

Be sure to include JQuery or Zepto before requiring iCheck.

Include the style part:

iCheck includes several skins, most of them with multiple color schemes. Include them like this:

@import 'icheck/square/blue'
@import 'icheck/square/green'

or

@import 'icheck/square/_all' //includes all color schemes

Some skins don't have multiple color schemes. Include them like this:

@import 'icheck/futurico/futurico'

Then use markup like this:

    <input type="checkbox" class='icheck-me' data-skin="square" data-color="blue">

With an initializer like this:

function icheck(){
  if($(".icheck-me").length > 0){
    $(".icheck-me").each(function(){
      var $el = $(this);
      var skin = ($el.attr('data-skin') !== undefined) ? "_" + $el.attr('data-skin') : "",
      color = ($el.attr('data-color') !== undefined) ? "-" + $el.attr('data-color') : "";
      var opt = {
        checkboxClass: 'icheckbox' + skin + color,
        radioClass: 'iradio' + skin + color,
      }
      $el.iCheck(opt);
    });
  }
}

$(function(){
  icheck();
})

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Added some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request