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First step is to fork this repo to your account, then clone it locally.

After you do that, add a remote to point to CodeYourFuture repo, that will allow you to update you forked copy when we update the repo with more exercises.

This is the command to run [email protected]:CodeYourFuture/js-exercises-tdd.git

Always work on a branch not on master!

Once you cloned the repo, first, run npm install.

To run the tests from the console, run the command: npm test To keep the tests running (auto updating when you save files), run the command: npm test -- --watch then press a to run all the tests and keep watching the files for changes. To quit the tests, type q.

To run a specifc test, do: npm test -- filname for example npm test -- remove-vowels (that will run only the files that matches remove-vowels, i.e. remove-vowels.test.js)

The first set of exercises involve implemented code that we will add tests for. You can run only the tests in the I.write-tests folder by running npm test -- write-tests or you can run them with a watch with npm test -- write-tests --watch

Think about edge cases while writing tests.

The second set of exercises involve a set of tests that we will write code to make it pass. You can run only the tests in the I.pass-tests folder by running npm test -- pass-tests or you can run them with a watch with npm test -- pass-tests --watch.

Before we start using git with our code, we want to familiarize ourselves with git concepts and commands.

At this point, you should have 6 photos from the "Movie Poster Shoot" exercise we did in class.

1. Photo 1: 2 actors start.

2. Photo 2: 2 additional actors join for a total of 4.

3. Photo 3: A prop for advertisement is added.

4. Photo 4: A famous celebrity joins for cameo role.

5. Photo 5: The famous celebrity drops out. Everyone poses with more exaggerated expression.

6. Photo 6: The famous celebrity from Pic 4 rejoins. Keep the exaggerated expressions from Pic 5.

Your job is to re-create the 6 photos into 6 git commits. Here are the requirements:

• Each character should be represented as a text file. For example, if you have a character named Rose, you would have a file named rose.txt
• Within each character's file, it should describe that character's state in the poster, e.g. Rose is standing with her arms wide apart.
• There should be a commit corresponding to each of the 6 photos above. Each commit message should describe what changed in the photo.
• Use git commands to make sure Photo 3 branches out to Photo 4 and Photo 5. Photo 6 should then be a merge of Photo 4 and Photo 5.

You will have to use a variety of basic git commands to achieve this. If you are unsure, make sure you refer to the resources at https://codeyourfuture.github.io/syllabus-master/others/lesson0.html#git

Example is given in this repo.

See commit history: https://github.com/dubchoi/cyf-git-exercise/commits/master

Your git graph should look similar to: https://github.com/dubchoi/cyf-git-exercise/network

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