At the moment IguanaX components are hosted as Git repos on https://www.bitbucket.org/. You’ll need to make sure that your firewall can get through to there if you want to actually have a usable product.
Early versions of IguanaX took a long time to create components… so every time a component was created it was very slow. To fix this issue, we came up with the idea of the git cache.
The git cache is where IguanaX maintains a local cache of the Git repos of components and libraries. When we create components, we copy from the cache locally which makes creating interfaces fast and also means you don’t have to be connected to the internet all the time.
The cache is located here:
<working directory>/resources
You can refresh the cache from the Add a Component screen. It will redirect you into the logs screen for the service log which shows how the refresh worked and if there were any errors.