To get the exercise files on your laptop, open your terminal and navigate to the repos folder:
cd ~/repos
Once in the repos folder, create a new folder called javascript-exercises by running the following command:
mkdir javascript-exercises
While still in the repos folder, clone the instructions from the antosan/iwbp repository on Github by running the following command:
git clone https://github.com/antosan/iwbp.git
Then navigate into the iwbp folder using the following command:
cd iwbp
NOTE: If you had already cloned the antosan/iwbp repo before, navigate into the iwbp folder using the following command:
cd iwbp
And update the folder by running the following command:
git pull
Next, while you are in the iwbp folder, you need to copy the exercise files for the assessment from the iwbp folder into your javascript-exercises folder by running the following command:
cp -r js-exercises/* ../javascript-exercises
Now navigate to the javascript-exercises folder using the following command:
cd ../javascript-exercises
Login into your Github account and create a new public repository called javascript-exercises. Copy the link to your repository to the clipboard. It should look like this: https://github.com/YOUR_GITHUB_USERNAME/javascript-exercises.git.
Back on the terminal, ensure you are in the ~/repos/javascript-exercises folder and run the following commands to convert your folder into a Git repository, commit the initial starter files and push them to Github:
git init
Followed by:
git add .
Then:
git commit -m "Initial commit"
And then:
git remote add origin PASTE_HERE_THE_LINK_ON_YOUR_CLIPBOARD
Finally, run:
git push -u origin master
Confirm that the initial files are present on your Github repository.
Now you are ready to begin the assessment. Remember to commit and push your work after you finish working on each task.
Fix all the failing tests.