This project is centered around a mock-customer scenario in which security for branches needs to be applied.

1. What is the client name?
2. Who are the attendees (their names)?
3. What is the "langugage of choice" for client's developers?

1. Official "octokit" wrapper has support for Ruby, .NET, and JavaScript. Other wrappers exist, but are third-party.
2. Free organizations can only protect public repositories.

To see the code in action, follow the steps below.

Note: all terminal commands should be ran from the cloned repository directory.

1. Clone this repository
2. Install Prerequisites
   1. Ngrok (instructions)
   2. Node.JS (instructions)
3. Install node dependencies with the command npm i
4. Create a secret with the command npm run secret
5. Create a personal access token (instructions)
6. Create env file:
   1. Make a copy of env.demo and save it as env.
   2. Update the contents, replacing all <variables> with the appropriate values from steps 4 and 5, then save.
   3. Source the environment file with the command . ./env
7. Create a new organization (instructions)
8. Run Ngrok with the command npm run server (must stay running).
9. Create a new webhook for your organization (instructions)
   1. Use application/json for content type
   2. Use the Ngrok url from the terminal that is running it for Payload URL
   3. For secret, paste the value from step #4.
   4. For events, choose Let me select individual events. and check Repositories
   5. Make sure Active is checked.
10. In a separate terminal, run command npm run app
11. Attempt to create a new public repository in your organization

The new repository will have two branches (main and dev) created automatically, as well as branch protection rules.

• If the code fails after trying to protect the main branch, make sure you set the repository as public and NOT private.

• Add an issue to the repository with an @ mention for myself. ???

• github-presentation.pptx: contains the presentation slide deck.