Twitter Bootstraps config.json - what does it do?
twitter-bootstrap, twitter-bootstrap-3
Solution
The config.json file can be used with the full master download from github to config your build with grunt.
[edit] Folks asked for more details: Bootstrap uses grunt, a JavaScript focused build utility similar to Java's Ant, that can build projects and executed automated tasks. The grunt build could theoretically read the config.json file and modify its build to meet some specific tasks you need through changing the default config.json file and adding to, or subtracting from, the specific settings it contains.
Disclosure: I don't personally use grunt.js, but I have much respect for its creator, Ben. I should probably learn how to use this tool.
Problem
I'm trying to find a way to only include specific bootstrap sections (css or js) but so far I just write a list down of what I am using, then tick those boxes on their customiser page. However I noticed a `config.json` file that gets downloaded in the zip file, what does it do? I currently use `bower` as my asset package manager and `gulp` as my asset pipeline. But I don't think a `config.json` is relevant to them? Thank you.