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Using the Create New Project Wizard for VS Code

The Kendo UI Template Wizard for Visual Studio (VS) Code is a tool for scaffolding and building React applications with KendoReact.

The Template Wizard provides pre-built templates to easily set up React applications by using the KendoReact components.

Figure 1: Creating a project The Set a project name and location and create it dialog in the Kendo UI Template Wizard for VS Code

To create a new KendoReact project:

  1. Select your product tier. This affects the dependencies installed in your project and disables or enables the built-in license key management (disabled for KendoReact Free).

KendoReact Free is a free version of the KendoReact component library and includes 50+ customizable, enterprise-grade React components. Using the components and features in this tier does not require any sign-up or license. KendoReact provides the complete set of 120+ React components. This tier requires a valid commercial license or an active trial license. 2. Select your preferred React framework integration: NextJS, Astro, or Vite. Available for both tiers.

  • NextJS NextJS Template
  • Vite Vite Template
  • Astro Astro Template

Based on the selected integration, finalize your project settings. Note that the different product tiers install different dependencies.

Styling

The Template Wizard for VS Code allows you to select one of the supported KendoReact themes and start your application with it.

Figure 3: Choosing a theme The Select theme for application dialog in the Kendo UI Template Wizard for VS Code

Setup

To set up the Template Wizard for VS Code:

  1. Install the Wizard from the VS Code extension section.
  2. Open the command palette with Ctrl+Shift+P on Windows or Cmd+Shift+P on macOS, and search for Kendo UI Template Wizard Launch.
  3. Select your preferred React framework integration.
  4. Select your preferred theme.
  5. Click the Create button to finish the setup.
  6. Install the NPM dependencies by typing npm install in the terminal.
  7. Run the application by typing npm start in the terminal.

You can also check the detailed guide for the Kendo UI Template Wizard for VS Code.

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