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In this video.
What we're going to do is create our very first Linux application.
Now, this is going to be very, very simple, especially now that we have installed Node on our machine,
because all we need to do now is open up our terminal, which I have open right over here or your command
prompt if you're on a Windows machine.
And very simply, move into the directory where you want your Knox application to live.
So what I'm going to do is I'm going to move into my desktop directory.
I'm going to move into my Udemy directory and I want to move into my Linux directory.
And then right over here, I'm a dock ls and I'm going to move into my content directory because that's
where I want my project to live.
Of course, you guys probably are not going to have all these directories.
You can either put it in your desktop or whatever directory that you want.
Now in here, we're going to execute a very simple command in order to create a barebones Knox application.
We're going to do NPC's, which we are going to get if we installed Node and then Knox C, this is the
Knox CLIA.
And then over here we're going to initialize what we want to do is initialize in new app.
So we're going to say MP X Knox C init and then we're going to give our application a name.
I'm going to call this o one baby name generator.
The reason why I'm calling it a one is because we're going to have multiple projects and I just want
to organize that.
This is the very first project.
So baby name generator.
So I'm going to go ahead and go ahead and execute that.
And right away, if I do an L.
S, you can see that this has been created.
So this new Knox project has been created.
So what I'm going to do now is I'm going to open up an instance of this code.
Let's go ahead and open that up and let's open up that project that we just created.
So I'm going to go to desktop and then I'm going to go to where was it due to me and then Knox and then
contents.
I'm going to go ahead and open that up and there we go.
So this is our barebones Knox application.
Let me just zoom in once more.
Zoom out here.
Zoom out here.
I think that should be good.
So we get this barebones Knox application.
Now, if you're familiar with Node, well, you can go to the package store, Jason, and actually look
at all of the different dependencies.
The dependency that this needs is Knox three and all dependencies inside of your node application actually
live in something called the node modules.
Now, right now inside of this barebones application, this doesn't exist at the moment.
So what we need to do is go to our integrated terminal over here and just very simply do an AMPM install
in order to install all of the dependencies, which is just basically this right over here.
Now as that goes on, we should see our node modules and then we should be able to start up our application.
Now, this might take take some time, so I'll see you guys in the next video.
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