Week 1 - Setup, tools, CLI and Git

Intro to the CLI

Files and folders

Paths

Basic scripting

Node.js Setup

VSCode setup

Intro to Git

Intro to Github

Markdown

Practice

Assignment

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Week 1 Assignment

Task 1 – Bash script

In this task, we are going to create a script that sets up a project with a folder structure and a git repository.

Create a bash script named setup.sh that does the following:

1. Print the message "Creating project…" to the terminal
2. Create new folder called “project”.
3. Create new git repository inside the folder “project”
4. Recreate the following folder and file structure (keep all the files empty for now)

project
├── README.md
├── resources
│   ├── family picture.jpg
│   ├── icon.png
│   └── logo.png
├── settings.conf
└── src
    ├── database
    ├── profile
    └── program.java

1. Commit the changes to git with the message “initial commit".
2. Wait for 3 seconds
3. Print the message "Setup project…" to the terminal
4. Write "Welcome to my project" to README.md
5. Remove the profile folder
6. Remove the family picture.jpg file
7. Create a second commit with the new changes. Provide a descriptive message.
8. Wait for 3 seconds
9. Show the contents of the Resources folder
10. Print the message "Setup javascript…" to the terminal
11. Rename program.java to program.js
12. Write console.log('JavaScript works!'); to program.js
13. Run program.js using Node.js
14. Create a third commit with the last changes. Provide a descriptive message.
15. Show the contents of the user's home folder
16. Print the message "All done!" to the terminal

Extra guidelines

• The script should work from any folder and run on any computer with Bash shell and Node.js installed.
• Run the script frequently during development, even if it's not finished. Test each step to make sure it works rather than writing everything at once.
• You can temporary add a command to delete the project folder before running the script. So every time you test it, it will start over.

Task 2 - Github profile

Let's make your GitHub profile beautiful. GitHub allows a special repository named <username>/<username> that becomes the profile README on your Github profile https://github.com/<username>.

1. Follow this guide to create your profile repository: https://docs.github.com/en/account-and-profile/how-tos/profile-customization/managing-your-profile-readme
2. Clone this repository to your computer, open VSCode, and edit the README file to add the following:

   1. Add a cool animated welcome message using https://readme-typing-svg.demolab.com/demo/

   2. Write a short introduction about yourself and what motivates you to learn new technologies.

   3. Create a list of things you're interested in (e.g., cyber security, web development, football).

   4. Create a list of technologies you'd like to learn (e.g., HTML, Python, Java).

   5. Add a "Top Languages Card" to your profile using https://github.com/anuraghazra/github-readme-stats?tab=readme-ov-file#top-languages-card

      

   6. Add a streak stats card with https://streak-stats.demolab.com/demo/

3. Commit and push the changes to the remote repository, then check out your new profile.

Extra guidelines

• Make it personal with your own style, colors and text.
• You are welcome to add more things. Check out awesome-github-profile-readme Public for inspiration.
• You can commit and push as many times as you want. Not happy with the results? No problem: change → commit → push.

Submission

The assignment repository can be found in https://github.com/HackYourAssignment/ with the name cXX-core-week-## (Replace XX with your cohort number and ## with the week number)

Follow the Assignment submission guide to learn how to submit the assignment

*https://hackyourfuture.net/*

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