The first step to developing Kajabi themes is to establish a Kajabi Developer Account. If you do not already have access to a Kajabi Developer account reach out to [email protected] for one.
Next, install the RubyGem in your local text editor
geminstallkajabi_theme
Inside the new theme directory run
kajabi-themeconfigure
After running this, the text editor should ask you for
Remote theme id
Your api key
Your api secret key
The path to a CA cert file (optional)
Upload your local files to the remote theme
Have Kajabi watch for local changes and sync with your dev account theme
Gathering Assets
Kajabi Themes use gulp to gather scss and js files and place them in the assets folder. To get this working run the following commands inside your theme directory.
Inside your theme directory is a file named gulpfile.js and this file tells the theme what stylesheets and javascript files to look for and move into the assets folder as you work.
To have gulp do this automatically as you're working, simply run is the following command
Once you have your local environment set up, dive into the docs to discover all of the functionality available to you with Kajabi Themes
Configuring TLS options
Transport Layer Security (TLS) is used to create a secure connection when syncing data to our servers. In some cases the kajabi-theme tool may not be able to verify the connection, and you'll get the following error:
We rely on a default Certificate Authority (CA) cert file. If you run into this error, you can configure a different CA cert file.
Configure a different CA cert file:
Save the CA cert file to a location on your file system
Run kajabi-theme configure and provide the path to that file when prompted
You can also manually edit config.yml and set the :cainfo: option
If you're still having issues after configuring a different CA cert file, it's possible to disable SSL verification entirely.
Deactivate SSL verification:
Edit config.yml
Update :ssl_verifypeer: false and save
We strongly recomend against this option and it should only be used as a last resort