A Kendo UI Professional jQuery Webpack & ES6 boilerplate to get you started.
First, install or update Node.js & npm.
Once you have Node.js/npm working open a terminal and install webpack and browsersync globally by running (might have to sudo):
$ npm install webpack browser-sync -g
Next, you'll need to setup a .netrc file on your local system. This file contains the login (username & password) of the account on telerik.com in which you purchased Kendo UI professional or DevCraft. Below are the instructions for both Windows and Mac users.
On Windows:
Create a text file called \_netrc in your home directory (e.g. c:\users\jane\_netrc).
Next, Declare a HOME environment variable.
EXAMPLE
C:\> SETX HOME %USERPROFILE%
Add the credentials using the format in the example above.
Git might have problems resolving your home directory if it contains spaces in its path—for example, c:\Documents and Settings\jane). Therefore, update your %HOME% environment variable to point to a directory having no spaces in its name.
On Mac:
Create a file called .netrc in your home directory (~/.netrc). Make sure you modify the file permissions to make it readable only to you.
Add your credentials to the ~/.netrc file using the format from the example below.
EXAMPLE:
machine bower.telerik.com
login [email protected]
password my-password-here
Download a ZIP of this repository (i.e. kendo-ui-boilerplates).
Or, if you have GIT installed you can Git clone this repository.
SSH:
$ git clone [email protected]:kendo-labs/kendo-ui-boilerplates.git
https:
$ git clone https://github.com/kendo-labs/kendo-ui-boilerplates.git
Select the boilerplate you'd like to use from the directory you just downloaded/cloned and cd into that directory from a terminal.
Then run the following command from the directory of the boilerplate you selected:
$ npm install
This will install the required npm packages.
Open a terminal from the boilerplate directory. You should have one open at this point.
Run the following npm scripts commands:
$ npm run wepback
Open a new terminal and run:
$ npm run server
This will open the index.html page at localhost:4000 in your default browser using browsersync. Browsersync has been setup to reload after any changes to any .html, .css, or .js files.
This project has been released under the Apache License, version 2.0