BJCP Style Guide (official)

A RubyMotion application brought to you by Off The Grid Apps.

A full copy of the BJCP Style Guidelines always at the ready on your iOS device. Whether you're a beer judge, a homebrewer, or an enthusiast, this free app will come in handy whenever you want a quick lookup of a style description.

Download form the App Store

How to run the app from source:

1. You must have a valid license of RubyMotion.
2. Download the source code.
3. Open a terminal and cd into the directory.
4. Run bundle to install dependencies.
5. Run rake to launch the app in the simulator.

Opening a style from another app:

BJCPStyles implements url schemes bjcpstyle:// and bjcp://. You can easily open the BJCPStyles app from Safari to automatically open a style by typing (as an example): bjcpstyle://3B which would launch the app and automatically open the 3B: Oktoberfest/Märzen style page.

For application developers:

You can check to see if the BJCPStyles app is installed by implementing:

Objective-C

- (BOOL)isBJCPStylesInstalled {
  NSURL *bjcpStylesURL = [NSURL URLWithString:@"bjcpstyle:"];
  return  [[UIApplication sharedApplication] canOpenURL:bjcpStylesURL];
}

RubyMotion

def bjcpstyles_installed?
  bjcpstyles_url = NSURL.URLWithString "bjcpstyle:"
  UIApplication.sharedApplication.canOpenURL bjcpstyles_url
end

Then to actually call the app to open and go to a style:

Objective-C

- (void)openBJCPStyle(style) {
  NSURL *bjcpStylesURL = [NSURL URLWithString:[NString stringWithFormat:@"bjcpstyle://%@", style]];
  [[UIApplication sharedApplication] openURL:bjcpStylesURL];
}

RubyMotion

def open_bjcpstyle(style)
  url = NSURL.URLWithString "bjcpstyle://#{style}"
  UIApplication.sharedApplication.openURL url
end

Contributing:

1. Fork it.
2. Work on a feature branch.
3. Send me a pull request.

If you can't contribute but find an issue, please open an issue

Internationalization:

It would be great to have the style guidelines translated into other languages. If you would like to contribute a translation, check out the /resources/en/ folder for the official SQLite database of styles, localized strings file, and content for the app.

You can copy those files into your own internationalized folder and make translations.

At a minimum, we need the following files translated:

• SQLite database
• Localized.strings

Once you've created that folder in the resources directory, send me a pull request!