Introduction
Get accustomed to the prerequisites for the build tool.
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Excellent, you have now warmed up your fingers with some extensive examples, but here is the real deal: Part 2. Before you proceed, carefully follow the instructions below, so you are ready to rock.
Make sure you have a GitHub account, if you want to write these scripts from scratch. You will create new repositories with the required code on your GitHub account. You will be using these in upcoming lessons. Sit tight and follow the steps below to create the required repositories on your account.
GitHub access token
You will need a GitHub authentication token with the following scopes: repo, workflow, and read:org. If you already have an access token with these permissions, then you can use it. If you do not have an access token with the underlined permissions, follow the steps in this lesson to create one.
Note: Once you have the authentication token, you need to copy and save it as you will be using it in this lesson and the last lesson of this chapter.
Github Authentication
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Run the terminal given below.
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When asked to log in, follow the instructions shown in the screenshots below:
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Here, paste the authentication token that you copied earlier.
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Now, two new repositories will be created on your GitHub account, nobot-website and nobot-template-rock-paper-scissors. These repositories will contain all the required code that you will need for the build tool.
Now that you have the repositories set up, follow along with the nobot
implementation. Happy coding!