Bootstrapr is designed for essentially two use cases:
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CODERS -- You already write HTML and perhaps use the Bootstrap 3 libraries, and want to rapidly build and customize Bootstrap components for full-featured, Bootstrap-enabled mobile-friendly websites.
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THE CODE-ISH or CODE-LY -- You’re mayyybe familiar with the basics of HTML but your anxiety is directly proportional to the amount of code you’re facing. Still, you’d love to to add powerful, easily-customizable Bootstrap components to any of the many 3rd-party applications or Learning Management Systems built on Bootstrap, such as LibGuides and Sakai, respectively ... especially if you didn’t have to write any code…?
Bootstrapr is released under an MIT license, so ... yes, you can haz!