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@sencha/ext-web-components-kitchensink

v7.2.3

Published

ext-web-components-kitchensink

Downloads

2

Readme

ExtWebComponents KitchenSink

Overview

This guide will show you how to install and configure ExtWebComponents in your development environment.

Requirements

ExtWebComponents requires the following to be installed before proceeding:

Also you can find the doc related to system configuration ExtWebComponents

All the ExtWebComponents Example hosted on ExtWebComponents Kitchensink Example.

Running

ExtWebComponents and all related packages are hosted on Sencha's private NPM registry. To gain access to this registry, sign up for a trial of ExtWebComponents.

Once you have received your credentials, you can authenticate by running the following command:

npm login --registry=https://sencha.myget.org/F/early-adopter/npm/ --scope=@sencha

Then, run the following to build and launch the app:

  git clone https://github.com/sencha/ext-web-components.git
  cd ./ext-web-components
  npm install
  cd ./ext-web-components-kitchensink
  npm start

You can view the app by pointing your browser to http://localhost:1962

Running against a local copy of the SDK repo

  1. git clone [email protected]:sencha/ext-web-components.git
  2. npm install
  3. cd packages/ext-web-components-kitchensink
  4. ln -s /path/to/ExtJS ext - or, for Windows: mklink ext /path/to/ExtJS
  5. npm run local

https://examples-test.sencha.com/ExtWebComponents/7.0.0/kitchensink/frame-index.html