To obtain the source code of the components download the source code from the KendoReact NX-based mono repository.
The source code is available only for commercial-license holders and you will be asked to enter your credentials.
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To obtain the full source code, clone a repository from the KendoReact Git mirror. The repository contains the complete revision history of the official releases.
git clone https://kendo.git.progress.com/kendo-react-private.git
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To update your clone, run
git pull
. The mirror repository is updated daily.
The source repository contains tags for each official release—for example, "v1.0.0"
or "v1.1.0"
. To get the full list of all tags, run git tag
.
The source repository contains a single master
branch. It corresponds to the latest
NPM dist
-tag and represents the current official release of the package.
You can use the repository for building modified versions of the official package. However, the KendoReact license prohibits the redistribution of modified versions of the packages.
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In each individual package, replace the metadata in the
package.json
file to make your package name unique.{ "name": "my-lovely-kendo-react-component", "description": "Customized react package", "version": "1.0.0" }
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Run
git clean -xdf
to remove unwanted files from your working directory. -
Run
npm ci
to install all developer dependencies. -
Run
npm run build
to build all monorepo packages. The build artifacts will be stored in thedist/
directory. Use the--prod
flag for a production build.
To avoid being asked for your credentials while you clone a repository, store them.
To store your credentials, either:
- Cache your credentials by storing them as plain text in a
.netrc
file, or - Store your credentials by using the Git credential helpers. For detailed information on how to do this, refer to Stack Overflow and follow the discussion on skipping the password typing.
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Create a text file called
_netrc
in your home directory—for example,c:\users\jane\_netrc
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Declare a
HOME
environment variable.C:\> SETX HOME %USERPROFILE%
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Add your credentials by applying the following format:
machine kendo.git.progress.com login my-progress.identity@example.com password mysecret
If your home directory contains spaces in its path, Git might experience problems when it tries to access it—for example, c:\Documents and Settings\jane
. To avoid such issues, set your %HOME%
environment variable so that it points to a directory and has no spaces in its name.
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In your home directory, create a file called
.netrc
(~/.netrc
). Modify the file permissions so that the file is readable only for you.touch ~/.netrc chmod 0600 ~/.netrc
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Add your credentials to the
~/.netrc
file by using the following format:machine kendo.git.progress.com login my-progress.identity@example.com password mysecret
This section provides solutions for common issues you might encounter while cloning the source code repository.
You might see the following error message:
fatal: unable to access 'https://kendo.git.progress.com/kendo-react-private.git/': SSL certificate problem: unable to get local issuer certificate
Cause The underlying Git installation is missing the certificate bundle.
Solution Follow the steps in the Adding a corporate (or self-signed) certificate authority to git.exe’s store MSDN blog post.
If you have to use the
@
symbol in the URL because of, for example, network restrictions or admin rules, encode it ashttps://firstname.lasname%40domain.com@kendo.git.progress.com/kendo-react-private.git
.