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Step 1, make sure you have node installed. * Open your terminal (command + space will open the spotlight search, then type in term) * When you see the command line type node -v. If you see something like 6.11.4 then it is installed.
- If not... Download the node package. It installs like any other program and the LTS version should be just fine.
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Clone this repo.
- There's a green button in the top right of this page that says clone or download.
- Download is probably the easiest. That will give you a zip file.
- There's a green button in the top right of this page that says clone or download.
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Unzip the files to some directory. Making a folder in the Documents folder might be a good idea.
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Open the terminal again and if you installed this in Documents type in
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Install the NPM packages. NPM was installed with node. It's the package manager for node.
- Type in
npm install- You should see a bunch of stuff happen. If not, kick a developer until they fix it.
- Type in
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Now you can run the program!
- Your command line input should look like
node index <inputFile.csv> <sessionid> <csrf token>- The rest should spit out on the command line.
- Your command line input should look like
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If some things fail, you'll get a file that looks like
<An Annoying Date>-failed.csv- That is a file you can re-run because it looks like the original csv.
- They're time stamped so you can tell what is the most recent.
- That is a file you can re-run because it looks like the original csv.