kinde.json

The kinde.json file controls how Kinde runs your workflow code. Place this file in your project’s root directory so Kinde can discover your configuration during sync.

Configuration options

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The kinde.json file lets you:

• Specify the root directory for your custom code
• Define the runtime environment version
• Enable integrations you need

When you sync your project to Kinde, it reads this file to understand your workflow’s requirements and set up the appropriate runtime environment.

Example

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{
  "rootDir": "kindeSrc",
  "version": "2024-12-09",
  "integrations": {"npm": {"enabled": true}}
}

API reference

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rootDir (string)

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Tells Kinde where to look for your custom code.

• Required: No
• Default: kindeSrc

version (string)

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The version of the Kinde runtime environment. The date reflects the last breaking change.

• Required: Yes

integrations (object)

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The integrations you wish to use. Currently only npm is supported.

• Required: No

npm (object)

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The npm integration allows you to lock down package versions. For this to take effect, the kinde.json file must live in the same directory as the package.json responsible for defining the versions.

• Required: No

Example:

{"integrations": {"npm": {"enabled": true}}}