A Dancing Goat example of custom Address and Link data types which can be used to model owned/embedded content of a content item (web page, reusable, headless, email) as serialized JSON and strongly typed C# content type model classes.

Read the Kentico Community Portal blog post - Embedded structured content and the power of custom data types.

Xperience by Kentico 29.0.1

• ASP.NET Core 8.0
• Node.js LTS
• Xperience by Kentico

1. Install all dependencies (above 👆)
2. Clone the repository
3. Restore the SQL database backup in ~/database
4. Run the .NET project using the .NET CLI or included VS Code task (dotnet: watch DancingGoat)
5. Run the Webpack dev server using npm start in the ~/DancingGoat.Admin/Client folder or included VS Code task (npm: start - src/DancingGoat.Admin/Client)
6. Open Xperience admin http://localhost:28016/admin and try modeling with the custom data types
   • username: administrator
   • password: Pass@12345

Additional project details can be found in the Usage Guide.

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Instructions and technical details for contributing to this project can be found in Contributing Setup.

Distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE.md for more information.

This project has Kentico Labs limited support.

See SUPPORT.md for more information.

For any security issues see SECURITY.md.